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,ABSTRACTThis listing of federally,l.produced curriculum and

instructional materials for trade and .industrial education is one afeight.annotated.bibliographieS that provide information forvocational educators at the secondary., postsecondary, and adultlevels. Introductory information giveh'includees a description of howto use the listing and 4pbrceS and ordering information. Theremainder of .the guide is comprised of citations of printed andaudiovisual materials in subject areas:such as.appliance'and businessmachine maintsziance and repair, building and-ConstruCtion programs,.cotmunication4 electronics,'cUstodial.services, industrial hygiene

Pand-safety, lineworker, maritime. progrOs, firefighting, law.enforcertient-, transportation operation and maintenance, and,meatcutting. Also inclu ed are sections, containing general vocational.edUbation materials and career education materials. The basic format'for each entry is 'compt sed of three sections: (1) bibliographicalinformation, listing th title, publication number, type of material,personal author, federal sponsor,.publisher, publication date, numberOf pages, and the price: '(2) a source code, which gives the federal.organization from which the material ca be ordered; and (3) anannotation or explanatory notes describlng ttre use .and intended usersof 'the material:, An o*rder form it appended. (LRA)

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The set of Vocational instructional Materials Axailablefrom Federal Agencies ineludes the fOliOwing volumesich can be purchased from the Goveripment PrintinOffice:

. VOcational Instructional Materialsforl Agriciature and Agribusiness Education

/Vocational Instructional Materials for Btisiness and Office Education:

Vocational Instructional Materials'for Vocational Home Economics Education

icational InstrlictiOnal Materials for Marketing and Distributive Education4

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,,Vocational Instructional Materials for Allied Health Education

Vocatjonal Instructional Materials for Technical EducatiOn,

Vocational Instructional Materials for Trade and' Industrial Education

Vocational Instructional Materials for Speci Needs GroupsHandicapped, Disadvantaged. Older Amerieans. Youth Employment.Displai-ed Homemakers `.

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C KNQW1- PEN' E NTSThe 'project was most fortunate to have the following outstanding AdvisOry Group of VocatiOnaLEducators:

Dr. James Barge, Director, Speci 1 Programs', Divisioi) Of Vocational Educatio,n, State Depsartnient of Education,FloridaMs. yvonne Bender, Health OccupationS Specialist, Division of /Adult Education, State Departinent. of VocationalTechnical Education, Oklahoina 1 .,'[Ms: Beverly Campbell, Consultat, Apprenticeship & Health Careers, Vocational Education Support Senices

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.3" Section, State Department of Education, CalifOrnia.Mrs..; Ruth Fosiellal[Direetor/Couhselor;'VVom nrciNvelopirient Center, Waukesha County Technical Ins)ifrite,Pewatikee, Wisconsin ; .

Mr. C.M. Green, Director, Division of Vocationalduchtion, State Department of Education, Co-nnecticutDr, Elizabeth Iatuilizi: Professor, New liork,CitY'/COrnaltinity CollegeDr. Max E. Jobe, Associate Profesior, Deg7t-iiient Of SilcoUdary and Higher Education, East Texas State UniversityMr, POer S. LabruzzO, CoordinatOr, Tampa,Skilis Ceytei;,:thirida °

Ms. Angelica Martiniano, Directo>ofIraining Prograius,/ National Puerto Rican Forum, New YOrk CityDi. Clifford L. Nelson,,Chairman, Department of,Agricuiltuial & Extension Education, University.of MarylaiidMs. Fannie Nelson, InstruCtor, Vocation'al'Hoine Economics, Kansas City Technical EducationMr. Jerry Rosener, President; Natidnal Association ,of Diristributive Education Teachers, Reston, VirginiaMs. Jill Russell, Program Associate, NationalCenter folr,Research in Vocational Education, Ohio Staie UniversityDr. James F. ShilLDirectOr, Research and CurriculuiU Unit, College of Education, Mississippi State UniversityDr. Douglits-C:,Towne,-P,resident, Designed Learning /Associates, Beaireiton, Oregon 5

Appreciation is extended' to the jler'sonnel iii the federal organizations who gave so generously of their time and;enthusiasm throughout the project:',4 /special.Word of thanks goes to project: team members, Cecilia Jaramillo, Dr...,Robert Morris; and Jane Buckley for their valuable contributions to the °preparation of these listings.

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CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iii :.

INTRODUCTION 1c---' 1

HOW TO USE THIS LISTING' 3

SOURCE AND ORDERING INFORMATION 5

TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION II

General Reference 11

Appliance and Business Machine Maintenance ancl, Repair I. )13Building and Construction Programs -

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13Commercial and Graphic Art i; 17Mass Media . ,. 17Audio Visual Equipment and Maintenance Repair 18CornmunicationsElectronics .., 18

Computer Electronics 18

Electric Power Generation Equipment Construction, Repair and Ivraintenance 18

Pumping Plant Equipment Technology 18

Heavy Equipment Operation and Maintenance 19Petroleum Equipment Operation and Maintenance 19 ',6_

Custodial Services 19Industrial Hygiene and Safety 21

Lineworker 21

Maritime Programs 21

Metalworking Occupations 2'FirefightingLaw Enforcemtlt F_

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INTRODUCTION,Each .year, the Federal Government prepares and releases thousands of quality publications. Human. Resources

Management surveyed this vast resource to identify, review and annotate materials developed since 1975 which are. "citable for use by vocational education teachers. These materials are cited in eight separate volumes which are listed on

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the inside cover of this booklet. rri addition to the traditional vocational -education program areas, efforts were made to .

locate and annotate materials f r use with the handicapped, disadvantaged, oldex.,(kmericans, displaced homemakers,youth and clientele of CETA,pr grams. Also, general references for vocational and career education are included -n eachbooklet. While these listings are by no means exhaustive, the materials are representative of both print and ncaprintmaterials which can be obtained free or fora nominal charge from federal organizations. Everyattempt possible has beenmade to ensure that the organizational names are the latest and most accurate. How,: ..,,;..r, materials from the former U.S.Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) were developed and annotated prior to the recent di-iisi of theDepartment into the Department of 'Health and Human Resources and the new Decartm.ent of Ede atior. T. h._ .. .le oldname HEW has been used.

[Since this bibliography was prepared, some item s may have been discontinued or have price increases. Youmay wish to write the sour for updated information beiore_pl acing. an 'order with payment.]

HOW TO USE. THIS LISTINGMaterials selected for inclusion in this booklet hive been placed under the subject headings as giVen)in the table of

contents. The basic format used for each title entry is composed of three sections:

bibliographical information listing the title, publication number, type of material, personal author,federal sponsor, publisher, publication date, numbtr- of pages, and the price

a source code which.gives the federal organi which the material can H 6-dered and the./appropriate stock or order number or letters

an annotation or explanatory notes giving the use users of the =Aerial

The same format has been used in citing both printed anc naterials,. In cases .series has been cited,the title of the series and other information common to all it: confined in the fp ± raphical informationsection. Following the source section, individual entries for ..:ach the. volumes are listec

The examples below detail the various components of entry and an en:- o a series:

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CLEA Publication No. 39Elaine 7

.PERSONAL AUTHOR /rofficeenvironmental Protection :gen.:

Awareness.-Government ?riOffic !;7. 3Opp. 52.00 ea.

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This bipokiet is abou: the dairy products industry andwater pollution. It discusses pollution controland what the industry must do to keep frompolluting water.

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`BIBLIOGRAPHICAL HOW INDUSTRY AFFECTS CLEAN WATE,11. Booklets. Environmental

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ANNOTATIONA . This series is compledof thetollowing:

RUBBE12 PROCESSINGINDUS,TRY Publication No.30. 1975: 2Opp.$0.80ea. SiN 000-003-010.

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BEET SUGAR PROCESSING INDVSTB.Y. Publication26pp. $1.10 ea. SIN 000-003-011. -/

THE DAIRY PRODUCTS INDUSTRY. Itblication No50.90 ea. S, N 000:003-012. Y

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,SOURCE AND ORDERING INFORMATION-The names.and addresses of th9-sources from which materials described in this volume can be ordered are listedbelow.

In addition, ordering information and brief descriptions of some of these sources are included. Requests for materials orinfor'mation should be directed to the specific offices as indicated. Since the seurce of the material is not always the sameas the federal sponsor, it is important that the information on the `:source code" line be used for ordering. Most qfficeswill acapt.checVor money orders but, not currency. Sources vary as Co which chatge cards areacceptable, discount'rates; arrangements for deposit accounts,. order forms and guidelines, special mail handling rkuirements, and

_availability of materials on microfiche or computer magnetic tapes. Write individual sources for details. Since many ofthese materials can be ordered from either the Government Printing Office. or the National Audiovisual Center(Government Services 'Administration), order blanks for these two sources can be found at the back of the booklet.Please note that prices are subject to change. Most materials may be delivered sooner, but allow 30 to 60 days for

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.. ORDERING SOURCES'

ACTION Action/Peace CorpsInformation Collection and Exchange806 Connecticut Ave., N. W.Washington, D.C. 20525 .

Action's Information Collection and ExchangemakeS available technical publications ontraining, programming and appropriate tech-nology developed by Peace Corps volunteers.Training guides, curricula, lesson plans, man-uals, and other materials developed in the fieldare collected and reviewed. Listings of publi-cations ve available on request. -

CERN Consumer Education Resource Net-work1500 Wilson Blvd.Suite 800Rosslyn, VA 22209

The Consumer Education Resource Networkprovides reference and referral services to allconsumer educators. Services include publica-tions such as ConCERNs, a monthly publica-tion, training, and technical assistance. Re-quests may be made in person, by mail, oviathe toll-free tetlephone line: 800-366-0223.

CFTC *U.S. Commodity Futures TradingCommissien

2033 K Street, g. W.Washington, D.C. 20581

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CPSC U.S. Consumer Product SafetyCommission

. Office of Corrimunications111 18th St., N.W.Washington, Dom, C. 20201

Publications and films on product safety areavailable on request.

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CRC U.S. Commission on Civil Rights1121 Vermont Ave., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20425

In addition to advancing the cause of equalopportunity, it serves as a national clearing-.house forcivil rights inforniation. Commis-sion publications are made available onrequest from Publications Management -Division; a catalog of publications is alsoavailable upon request.

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DOC/NBS U.S. Department of CommerceNational Bureau of'Standards.Office of Technical Publications

- Washington, D.C. 20234

The Department of Commerce's National 'Bureau of Standards develops measurementstandards and techniques that affect,science,.industry, and commerce, and facilitates theireffective application for the public good: Forinformation on publications contact the Officeof Technical Publications; films are available_co n free loan to Scientific and professional

tganizations, educational institutions, andnonprofit community groups from:

Modern Talking PictUre Service5000 Park Street N.St. Petersburg, FL 33709

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iffDOC/Oc' U.S. Department of Commerce

Office of CommunicationsWashington, D.C. 20230,

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*DOE/UR U.S. De t of EnergyOffice of I ergovemmental and

Institutional RelationsWashington, D.C.' 20585

This office performs outreach and consumeraffairs coordination functions. It maintainswind oversees Department of,Energy relationsWith Congress, the news media, States, private

.institutions and consumer interests..

DOE/PA U.S. Department of EnergyOffice of Public Affairs1000 Independence Ave S.W.Washington, D.C. 20485

DOE/RA US. Department of EnergyOffice of Resource ApplicationsRA-324Room 3518, FederalMS 3344Washington, D:C. 20461

This office is responsible for developing,managing, and directing policies and pro-grams to increase domestic energy supplies. L.

DOE/TIC U.S. Department of EnergyTechnical Information CenterP.O. Box 62Oak Ridge, TN 37830Orders for complete sets o bulk quantities ofindividual titles ar orte.13friCailable to teachers;

librarians, and energy informationcenters andshould be submitted on official letterheadstationery.

Individuals may request up to five titles.

For information on printing negatives, writeto:

U.S. Department of EnergyDivision of Editorial ServicesWashington, D.C. 20585

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DOI/PA U.S. Department of. the InteriorOffice of Public AffairsWa;hington, D.C. 20240

DOJ/LEAA U.S. Department of JusticeLaw Enforcement Assistance

Adminiitration633 Indiana Ave., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20531

LEAA serves as a national and internationalclearinghouse for the exchange of criminaljustice information through the NationalCriminal Justice Reference Service.

DOJ/PI U.S. Department of JUsticeOffice of Public InformationConstitution Ave. & 10th Street, N.W.WashingtOn, D.C. 20530

DO_ L/BLS U.S. Department of LaborBureati of Labor StatisticsInformation OfficeRm. 1539441 G Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 2012

The Bureau of Labor Statistics collects andanalyzes data on areas such as manpower andlabor requirements, employment, labor force,wages, labor-management relations, occupa-tional safety and. health. The information isissued in monthly press .releases, in Specialpublications, and in its official journal. There

mare BLS regional offices throughout the'marewhich also issue additional reports.

Publications are available both free and forsale.

DOL/ETA U.S. Department of La,borEmployment and Training

Administration- Rm. 10225 -

601 15 Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20213

The Deilartment of Labor's Employment andTraining Administration publishes booklets.,.pamphlets, and reports on apprenticeship'programs, work experience, .unemploymentinsurance, occuptional analyses, and researchresults. Consumer fact sheets on ETA's majorprograms and other periodicals 'are alsoavailable. Single copies of most publicationsare available free of charge.

DOL/IPR U.S. Department of LaborOffice of Information, Publications,

and ReportsRoom S1032200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20210

tiDOL/WB U.S. Department of Labor

Women's Bureau200 Constitution Avenue, N.W'.Washington, D.C. 20210

Formulates standirds and policies to promotethe welfare of working women and improve

*their working conditions and investigates andreports on such matters. The Women's Bureauhas 10 regional offices throughout the U.S.Single copies of publications are free of charge.

Public IOffice of PFederal Aviati dministration

ration Center7APA-430lie Affairs

DOT/FAA -U.S. Department of Ftation

800 Independence nue, S.W.Washington,' D.0 20591 .

The Department of Transportation's FederalAviation Administration regulates air coin-mace, fosters aviation safety, and pfomotescivil aviation and a national system of airporti.For additional information contact the Officeof Public Affairs; Free FAA publications areavailable from:

U.S. bepartment of TransbortationPublications Section-M-443.I

Taghington, D.C. 20590

DOT/FHA' U.S. Department of TransportationFederal Highway Administration400 7th Street, S.W. A

Washington, D.C. 20590

The Department of ransportation's FederalAdministration 'administers the Federal-aidhighwaY progradt of finanCial assistanct,and%highway safety and beautification urograntle- .It also deyelops and administers trainingpp:grams, fellowship, programs in highstay safety.transportation research and education and a

'highway technician icholarship program.

artment of Transportationwhy.Traffic Safety

ration,S:W.C. 60590

-aYTraffy Safety Ad- min-

ris ,aifd collects scientific, andation olifnotor vehiclesafety.tocumentary reference point

f 0; r edEtah46(0. and local aginciti, industry,edukitiina(tir nizations, and the public.

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DOT/PCA u.S:bipiiiment of TiansportationOffice ofP-iiblic and Consumdr

Affairs700 7th Street, S.W.Washington; D.C. 20590

DOT/TSC U.S. Department of TransportationTransportation Systems CenterOffice of Technology SharingKendall Square, Code 15iCambridge, MA 02142Among its other activities, tife Center collectsand disseminates transportation informationand statistics to regional, State and localorganizations and consumers.

DOT/UMTA U.S. Department of TransportatiosUrban Mass Transportation

AdministrationOffice of Policy and Program

Development400 7th Street, S.W.Washington,-D.C. 20590

The Department of Transpthation's UrbanMass Transportation Administration assistsin the development of improved mass trans-portation systems; it maintains 10 field officesthroughout the U.S.

DT/PA U.$ Department of the TreasuryOffice of Public Affair'sRoom 2324Washington, D.C. 20220

EPA/PA U.S. Environmental Protection'Agency

Office of Awareness401 M Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20460

This office develops and maintains informa-tion and public awareness-programs. Inquiriesfor information on films, publications andspeakers can be directed to this office--

EPA/PIC U.S. Environinental ProtectionAgency

Public Information Center401 M Street, S; W.Washington, D.C. 20460

The Public Infoimation °enter 'rovidesinformation about.E.PA's programs and makesavailable EPA ptblications.

5,,ERIC U.S. National Inifituteof Education

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1220 19th Street,:,N.W.Washington, D.C. P208ERIC is a national information _systemsponsoied by the National Institute of Educa-tion. It disseminates education research results,practitioner-related materials and other re-,- :source information.

4FMC V.S. Federal Maritime Commission',f

1.100 L Street, N.W.Washington, D.C._ 20573

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FTC US. Federal Trade CommissionOffice of Public Information z .

Ilennsylvania Avenue at Sixth 4

Street, N.W:;Washington, D.C. 20580

A' free list of publications is available onrequest. - a

.GPO U.S. Government PrintingtfficeWperintendent of Documentsashington, D.C. 20402

In Addition to being the Federal governme 'printer and bookbinder it sells governmenpublications and ,prepares catalogs. It sellsover 25;000 various publications. A freeinformation brochttre Consumer Guide toFederal Publications provides a description ofthe services provided by GPO which maintainsbilokstores in 20 cities,

GSA/CIC U.S. General Services AdministrationCmumer Information Center

-Pueblo, COr-810a7e

4 By encouraging Fedt gencies to developand releaSe useful consumer information the

. _Consumer infoimation CenizOttempts'toincrease public awareness of this informa,tion.It issues a quarterly publication and distributes

, free of charge.

FIC U.S-..deneral Services Administration.. .

Federal Information Centery

Federal Information Centers, clearinghousesof inforniation about the Federal dovernmehtare maintained in 38 major inetropolitain

,' areas. Information requests can be madeby letter: telephone, or in person. For a listof Federal Intonation Centers, write to:

- U.S. General Services Administratioil.Office of Public AffairsWashington, D:C. 20405

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GSA/NAC I U.S.. eneral Services. Administration .

Natirnal Audiovisual Center

Washington, D.C. 20409:

The General Services Administration's Na-tiOnal Audiovisual Center is the central clear-inghouse for allfederal audiovisual materials.They are 'available for public use through.information and distribution services: :

Saks: Motion pictures, video formats, slide, sets,: audiotapes, and multimedia kits areavailable for purchase. Conversion to othermedia fortrials...can bs.47e.

Rental: Only 16mm motion pictures are avail-able for rent.

Loan Referrals: Free loan dittribution of16mm motion pictures is available to thepublic from regional Federal agency offices.

---r--,,4 The Center refers users t closest loindistributor. .

For purchase or rental of materials, contactthe Order Section! RI; include title and titlenumber of material and make checks payableto National Ahives Trust Fund (NAC). Tobe ,billed, an official purchase order or letter

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For information on other services Contact theReference Section RL.

HEW/HDS U.S. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare

Office of Human Developmentervices

Was ton, D.C. 20201

this office administers social and rehabilita-tionNervices and human development pro-grams oriented towards special populationsthe elderly, low-income children, metally andphysically handicapped.

HEW /}IRA U.S. Department of Health,,,Education, and Welfare,Health Resources AdministrationOffice of Communications3700 East-West,_Hi wayHyattsville, MD 207

As-part of HeW's -Public Health Service,HRA identtges health care resourgsprobkins,and maintains the distribution oT these re-sources to improve the health care system.,

Single copies of Most publication are avail-abe,rfree of charge:

H.R.A.Office of CoMMOnications3700 East-West HighwayHyattsville, MD 20782

HEW/NIE U.S. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare.

National Institute of EducationOffice of. Public Information1200 19th Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20208

HEW/OE US. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare

Office of EducationEducation Information CenterWashington, D.C. 20202

Single copie; available free while supply lasts.

HEW/PHS U.S: Department of Health,Education, and.VVeffare

Public Realth ServiceOffice of Public Affairs200 Independence Ave., S.W.Washington, D.C. 20201

Inquiries about films and publications shouldbe senteto the above address.

HUD/PIC U.S. Department of Housing anUrban Development.

Public Information Center451 7th Street; S.W.Washington, D.C, 20410

LC/NLSBPH Library of CongrNational Library Service for the

Blind and Physically HandicappedReference Section1291 Taylor Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20542

The NLS is a free national library program ofbraille and recorded materials for blind andphysically handicapped persons. Reading tna-terials are distributed to cooperating regionaland local libraries which circulate them to eli-gible borrowers. These materials are sent toborrowers and returrfed to libraries by pottage-free mail. In addition to its book and magazinecollection, the following services are also of-fered:

o special equipmentplayback equipmentis loaned free to ,readers

musicservjcesmusic materials are avail-able from the Music Section

volunteer services free correspondencecourse leading to braille transcribing griffin-tion and proofreqding are available

6,-informati%n servicesquestions in refer- P.,L

ence to blindness and physical handicaps areanswet.

LC/NRC Library of CongressNational Referral CenterWashington, D.C. 20540The Library of Congress' National Referraltenter is a free referral service which directs4:those with questions to resources which havethe information. The referral service uses asubject- indexed, computerized file of 13,000organizations of information resources in-cluding not only traditional informationsources, but also such sources as professionalassociations and grass roots citizens' organiza-'tions. Requests for referral services may bemade by letter, telephone (202-287-5670, Ref-erence Section), or in person.

NASA NatiOnal Aeronautics and SpaceAdmhtistration

400 Maryland Ave., S.W.Washington, D.C. 20546

NASA conducts research on space techNa.ogy, flight, and exploration within and outsidethe earth's atmosphere. Services include speak-ers, films, and exhibits. Publications includeNASA Directory of)Services Jot. the Public,NASA. Film. List, and NASA EducationalPublications List. For further information,contact the NASA Headquarters InformationCenter, Washington, D.C. 20546.

NCRVE National Center for Research invocational. Education 1The Ohio State University1960 Kenny RoadColumbus, OHS 43210

The National Centel' for Resea rch in Voca-- tional Educatfon's purpose is to increase the

ability of institutions to solve educationalproblems relating to individual career plan-

t ning and preparation. Under a contract withfife' U.S. Office of Education's Bureau of Oc-cupational and Adult Edu&tion, it serves as aclearinghouse. For additional information on ,the Center's services, programs and projects,write to the .Program Information Office; forinformation on products, or publications,wriaete Publications Office.-

NSF National Science Foundation,,1800 G Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20550 rThe, National Science Foundation initiatesand supports research and education activitiesin all scientific disciplines. Major national aidinternational science programs include the

a U.S. Antarctic Program and the InternationalDecade of Ocean Exploration. To learn; abouttlie-Fetki caation's information atd publicationdissemination activities, write either the Pub-lications Unit, or the' PubliNInformationBranch.

NTIS U.S. Department of CommerceNational. Technical Information

Service5285 Port Royal RoadSpringfield, VA 22161

NTIS is the Federal government's centralpoint for the sale of government funded re-search and development reports. The follow-ing services are.available:

NTI Search -on -line computer search ser-vice locates abstracts on 650,000 researchreports; copies of reports are sold in paper ormicrofiche.

NTIS Bibliographic Data File (on magnet-ic tape) of published and unpublished abstractsis available for lease.

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OPM U.S. Office of PersonnelManagement

Distribution UnitRoom 13431 fr

7900 E Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20415

The Office of Personnel Management (OP M),formerly the Civil Service Co mission, ad-ministers the ,Federal employnAnt merit sys-tem. OPM makes available career guidancefilmsand other audiovisuals and publication:addreised to various audienies. It-maintainsten regional offices throughout the U.S.Employment information is available throughOPM's Job Informalion Centers.

President's Committee onEmpJtyment of the Halidicapped

'II 1,1 2DOIGStreet, N.W.Wdthington, D.C. 20210

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SBA, `U.S. Small Business Administration,Office of Public Information

' 1441 L Strey,YVashingto , 20416

TVA Tennessee Valley AuthorityOffice of Public Informatiou400 Commerce' Avenue.Knoxville, TN 37902

The TVA is a Government-owned corporationthat conducts a resource development program for economic growth in the Tennessee .Valley region. Information on environmentaleducation and agriculture and on publica-tions and films is available.

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USDA/OC U.S. Department of AgricultureOffice of ComMunicationsWashington, D.C: 20250

Free publications are available from this office.

USDA/ES U.S. Department. of AgricultureExtension.Service. .

Four USDA agencies Agricultural ResearchService (ARS), Cooperative State Research.Service (CSRS), Extension Service (ES), andthe National Agricultural Library (NAL)have been merged to form the new Science andEducation Administration.

Requests for publications should be setft to:

U.S. Department of AgricultureScience and Education Administration.Publication Requests and DistributionInformation StaffWashington, D.C. 20250

USDA/FNIERC U.S. Department of AgricultureThe Food and Nutrition Information

and Edreation Resources CenterNational Agricultutql Library -

Room 0BeltsVill , 1D 20705

Tel.:301-3443719

and Nutrition Information andEducation Resources Center is a .part of the''Depattmentof Agriculture Scienceanci Edu-cation Administration. It serves as an infor-_mation cen(er for groups acid individuals-interested in human nutrition, food servicemanagement, and food technOlogy by provid-ing the following services:

, acquires and lends books and audiovisurds

provides photocopies of journdl articles

provides specific answers to questions onfood and outrition,

icrprovideS catp7hFnsive reference serviceseluding computer searches.

The collection of materials ranges from chil-dren's materials to more .sophisticated,profes-sional information,' Information requests arereceived by telephone and mail; personal visitsare also welcomed. 0. '

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USDA/GPA U.S. Department of Agriculture ' L

Office of Governmental and PublicAffairs

Publications DivisionWashington, D.C, 20250

Single copies of most punlications are available free; request a free copy of LiSt '5 of:,current available publications and prices.

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USDA/SEA U.S. Department of AgritedtureScience and Education AdministrationPublication Requests and DistributionInformation StaffWashington, D.C. 20240

The former Agricultural Research Service(ARS), Cooperative State Research Service(CSRS); Extension Service (ES), and theNational Agricultural -Library (NAL) havebeen merged to form the SEA, which main-tains four regional offices throughout the U.S.

USPS U.S. Postal ServiceOffice of Public Communications475 L'Enfant Plaza West, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20260

Publkations, films, and speakers are availableon request.

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.TRADE AND° INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.

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GENERAL REFERENCES !/kb

EXPLORING MAI4UFACTURING OCCUPATIONS. Gui-debooks. Npartnient of Health, Education, and W lfare,Office of Education. 1977.

Source: GPOThe following titles are available:

.Instructor's Guide. 158pp. $2.10 ea. S/N 0177 80- 01658-

3. Contains course design and develop' ent' ech-niqu'ts which 'allow the teacher and / tud t todesign an intlivid,ualized course of insp. ctiOn; aidssecondary school students in exploring reers;in themanufacturing field:

Student's' Manual: 104pp, ill., $1'.75 ea. //%1 .017-080-01657;-5: Aids secondary school stude s inl;e0loringcareers in the manufacturing field.

PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS. Gui ehooks. Depart-Ment of Health, Education, and Welfare, tfice.-of Educa-tion. 1975. . , .1

. `-se Source: GPO .

A series Of six curriculum guidetNn pu lib' service occuelpa

tt,,,.

tipns are available: 4

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-''''' Administering Public Service r'cc nations,. An Implc-'

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mentation GUide: 176pp. $2.95 ea. S/N 017-080-.01447-5.' !, .

Ex5loration or Piiblic Senvice Ocetipations, An Imple-mentation. Guide. 296pp. $3.70: ea. S/N 017-080-01432-7. . 1 ° 6

Preparing FOr Public Service O. cupations, Common .

Core, Currieulum Guide. 214pp.: $2.90 -ea. S/N 047 -080- 01433 -5.

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Preparing For Public Service OccuPations, EducationalService, Curriculum Guide. 172pp."$3.05 ea.' S/N 017.080-01435-1.

C. Preparing For Public Service Occupations, Law Enford-ment Services, Curriculum Guide. 134pp. $2.10 ea. S/N 017-080-01436-0.

. Preparing For Public Service Occupations, S'ocial Serv-ices, Curriculum Guide. 4Opp. $2.20 ea. S/N 017-080-01434-3.

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TWO STUDIES ON THE ROLE OF BUSINESS'ANFFINDUSTRY AND LABOR PARTICIPATION IN CAREER .4EDUCATION. Department of Healthducation,fare, Office of Education. '1977. 120pp. $2.75 ea. 7., ,

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01737-7.

JOB .F012 .TRADESiALABOR OCCUPATION HANDBOOK X-118c, 19Office of Personnel M agement. 1978. 75pp. $2.50 ea.,,Sotirce: GPO S/N 006-000-01072-5, .

Tells hOw to identify the-basic skills, knowledges and abili-ties needed to be able to work in federal trades and laborjobs and how to determine the extent to which applicant's

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.quaiifications match the job requf-_-.2n-iltr.-.1: Looseleaf foi' up-dating

1/.1A.INCREASING JOB OPTIONS , gN; 1.01 min., 2x 2 Slides, Audiocassette,

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. C_:

Shows women working in 'a .-.3ti:titiditional jobs,such as professional, technical, native, and, manage-rial. workers, in the skilled tr.. .d as ,,,Rpairers andmachine Operaicts. Encourages .:11 to consider non-traditional occup4tions because tic .ually pay better thantraditional women's jobg Reviews ..iLual Employment Op-portunity Officer Regulations against eg Discrimination inEMployMent and Office of Contractor L'ompliince Require-ments for Affirmative Action. 74 1 Audiocassette. 2-Track Mono. With audible advance sirinals. Script inclusled.

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WHY NOT A WOMAN? i6 rrin., 16 MM Filth, Opt. ,Sd.,Col. 1977: S le $150.75, q,-Source: SA/NAC Titte, No. 010571/RB

Shows women warki ng4uccessfully in noel- traditional jobslike welders, carpenters, and mechanics. \ExplOres the atti-tudes of their male cri4vorkers, supervisors, personnel man-

options and training/ Vai able to girls and women. Prelentsaudiences with a tr.;0' is* and entertaining argument againstthe long standing myths aboutjtomen and ikork. Attemptsto direct 'audienees to assess their deep-seated attitudesabout working WOrnen.

agers and teachers!: Dephgtrateslthe wide range of job

'37 11YOU IN PUBLIC, SERVICE - A .SERIES: 916MM Film.Opt. Sd. 1917,`'Reiltal $100.00 Sale $1,48125

-Sour SA/NAC"..

Attemp to- ottptUre the imagination and promote.interest inpublic set ice careers. Explains what public Service is, thetypes of public service jobs, and how to obtain them. Alsodiscusses different skills needed and practical tips for self-

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improveinent. ..

Applying for .a Public Service Job. 28 min.Basic Record Keeping. 28 min.Basic Report Writing. 28 min.Good 'Grooming. 28 min.Interviewing Skills. .28 min.Oral Cominunication. 28Person-to-Person:Relationships.Techniques of Decision Making. .

Written Communication. 28 mir_.

HAZARD RECOGNITION - A 5 2 x 2 Slide "Sets,Audiocassette, 1977. Sale $140.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 007519/RRShows the potential dangers associated with common situa-tions present in many work locations: ladders, scaffolds,

trenches, and walking and working surfacare available:

Ladders 9 min.Scaffoldi 14 min.Trenching 20 min.Ventilation. 37 min.Walicing an Working Surfaces 14 min.

iowing

A REFER CE LIST OF AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALSPRODU D BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERN-MENT, 1978. Catalog. Gene al Services Administration,National. Audiovisual Center. Qovernment Printing Office.1978. 398pp.

_Source: GPO S/N 052- 003 - ()0497 -6, Also available fromGSA/NAC.Listincludea subject and title sections, rental and purchnpolicies, and a price list.

'BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SECONDARY MATERIALS Ft :

TEACHING HANDICAPPED' STUDENTS. Presider..'sCommittee on Employment of the Handicapped. 19; 9.Approx.-30pp: a.

Source: PCEHContains titles, of materials dealing with the delivery .9fspecial educations, vocational educations, and industrial:2_1sservices to the handicapped..

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS: A NATIONAL'RESOURCE FOR SCIENCE , AND TECHNOLOGY,

FISCAL. YEAR 1978. Annual Report. Department of Com-merce, National. Bureau of Standards. PrintingOffice. 1979. 84pp.

Source: GPO S/N 003-003-02093-1

This report describes technical activities at the Biireau. Theexamples provided are intendea to, emphasize the .,impor-

' tance and breadth of NBS work to the varied readers suchas.trade associations, and the general, trade, and technicalnews media.

/EXECUTIVE DEVE OPMENT AND TRAINING.ISSUES- GOVERNMENT lligusTRy A SERIES: 3-3/4 in.Videocaisittes. 1976. Sale $781,50 '

SOurce:"GSA/NAC Title No. 008938/PF

Presents discussions carried on.S, representative. from 'theU.S. Civil Service,Cohimissi*-The Social' Security AdMin-istraticin, and Martin MariettirCorporativf..DiscuSses execu-"tive development, tfaining;-phtrams; and Mobility. Audi:ence: ExecutiVes and The Industrial .commUnity. I der'sGuideincluded. 2ther, Format Oi'Version 3'.1/2a.tapes.,I976. Sale $354:50, Title No,.008968/PF.

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EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT' AND

1freideo_ I

G ISSUESGOVERNMENT. AND INDUSTRY, PT. 1, STRUC-

TURED VERSUS UNSTRUCTURED APPROACHES. 20min., 1/2 in. Videotape, Col. 1976. Sale $117.004

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Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 008941/PFPresents,:officials. from the U.S. Civil Service Commission,'

e Social 'Security AdMinistration; and The Martin r-ietta Corporation discussing. formal. and informal approachto executive development, using examples from the publicand private sectors. Emphasizes that executive developmentis essential and should be consciously planned by organiza-tions. Mobility is also discussed along with alternatives tomobility. Leader's Guide "included: From the-Executive De-yelopment and Training Issues - Government and Industry.,Series. Other Format(s) Version(s): 20 Min. 3/4 in. Video-

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cassette, Col: 1976.Leaderl Guide include(Source: GPO

The following bulletins are available:

Pulp, Paper, And Paperboard Mills, Summer 1977. ,Bul-letiit 2008. 1979'. 82pp. $2.75 ea. S/N 029-001-02268-

Contract Cleaning Services, July 1977. Bulletin 2090.191. 6lpp. S/N. 029-001-02260-3.

Pressed or Blown Glass And Glassware, May-1975. Bul-letin 1923. 1976. 4Opp. $1.05 ea. S/N 029 -001- 01934 -

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UNION VyAGES' AND HOURSg: . LOCAL TRUCK-DRIVERS /AND HELPERS, JULY 1, 1977. Bulletin 2015.Department of Labor, Bureau. of Labor St- +istic 1979.108pp. $3.00 ca.

Source: GrO.S/N 029-001-02285-9

The Bureau of Labor Statistics conducts su, of wagerates and straight-time hours of woric, in sele._ .cci cities of100,000 inhabitants or more for specified crafts or jobs asprovided in labor-management agreement-. They are doneannually in the construction and local tra7.-.it industries andbiennially for printing trades,. local true: ng, and grocerysfores;,Wage rates and houftil presented this- report arethose in effect the first workday in July. ,7_3 reported to theBureau by the appropriate local labor C7.7..niiations in eachcity included in the survey.

ANNUAL EARNINGS AND EMPLOY:%IENT PATTERNS 5OF PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL MPLOYEES,1973-75. Bulletin 2031. Department of -)Lab Bureau ofLibor Statistics. 1979. 383pp. $7.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02386-3

This bulletin presents statistics on annual earnings and 'ernploymentin the United States in,1973, 19.74, and 1975.The

Bureau of'Labor Statistics developed the data from a 170random sample of .records' of the Social Security Adminis-tration and the kaaroad Retirement ffoard. The data prol,Vide a more accurate picture Of annual ezrnings and eTpk,

. ployment patterns by industry ;than it available from anyother source:The data are tge It avails rie fro -the SocialSecurity Administrations and provide 1.-sToric continuity,,with the other published data in the series.

EQUAL. OPPORTUNITY IN APPRENTICESHIP: AGUIDE FOR PROGRAM SPONSORS. Pamphlet. Depart-ment of Labor, Employment and Training Aciiiinistration.1979. 8pp.

Source: DOL/ETAProvides a brief eX lanation of the De- :linen!: of Labor'sequal employment opportunity, regula and .exactly whatthey require. It also lists some activ.-- 7 :upr :rted by theDepartment that cane help progran- reach theiraffirmative action goals.

-'1.00. Title No. 008857/PF.

EXPLORING CAREERS. Hand _ 27. rtment ofLabor; Bureau of Labor Sthtistics. 7- $10.00ea.Source: GPO S/N 029-001-%24-" ..lable fromDOL/BLS.A career education resolurce,,clesigned Jitten for juniorhigh students; older students will find ti- ook useful also.It can be used in- classrooms, career re-._ .irce centers andyouth prograths and is packaged to eitht.r group orindividual use. Titles of individual chain: re: The Worldof Work and You; Industrial prcdt::.

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Office OcCupations; Service Occupations; Education Odepations; Sales Occupations; Construction OccupatioTransportation Occupations; Scientific and Technical 0patiens; Mechanics and Repairers; Health Occupa,lons;/:Social Scientists; Social Service. Occupations; cPerfortning

V' Arts, Design and Communications Occupations; Argrici-tui,e, Forestry, andpishery Occupations. Explorin,tr Carferscan be purchased as: A single volume, $10.06 ea.,; 13 sepa-rate 'booklets, one for each chapter, $2.00 ea.; kt set of 15booklets, $12.00 set, s/N-029-001-0n25-5. o

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NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP -AND 'TRAININGSTANDARDS. Booklet. Department.of LabOr", Employmentand Training Administration. 1978.

Source: DOL/ETA

This is a series of booklets on standards for i,he follow') occupations: auto body repair and painting, a toniotive

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chinist, bricklaying, glaziers and glasstkers, lathing, o er-ating engineers, plumbing and steamfitt g/pipefitting, t uckbody and trailer mechanic, and vending m ne mech. nics.Standards for the. Graphic Arts Interne onal Unio uththe

American Public Works Association; and the Unite.Workers are also available. / /

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APPLIANCE AND BUS ESS MACH.' MAINTENANCEND REPAIR

INERY REP IRS. 'ampBureau of Labor, Statistics.

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MOTORIVEHIC,LE AND MAPhlet.AePartment of La bor,1979. 22pp. ill. $0.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029

SOLAR ARKET: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPO-SIUM COMPETITION IN THE SOLAR ENERGYINDUSTRY. Federal. Trade Commission. 11)78. 299pp: ill.$5.25 ea. .

Sourd: GPO S/N 018-000-00216-7

PLUMBING FOR THE HOME AND,FARMSTEAD. Pam-plilet. Government Printing Office. 1976. 20pp: ill. $0.35 ea.

7-Source: GPO S/N 001- 000- 03334 -4

ROOFING FARM. BUILDINGS. Department of Agricul-ture. 1978. 28pp. ill. $1.20 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 001-000-037854.

SIMPLE PLUMBING REPAIRS FOR HOME AND.FARMSTEAD. Department of AgritUlture. 1972. Revised1978. 14pp. ill. $0.50"ea.

Source: GPO S/N 001-000-02684-4

USE OF CONCRETg 'ON THE EARN'.Agriculture. 1975. 25pp. ill. $0.45 ea.

Source: GPO S/14 001-000-0*2-9Tells hOw to construct paveMents,retainywalls, and other farm struct

SOLAR ENERGY 'SCHOOL HE TING AUGMENTA-TION EXPERIMENT; DESIGN, C STRUCTION, ANDINITIAL OPERATION. National Science Foundation.1975. 80pp. ill. $1.45 ea.

Source: NSF

ACCESS TO THE BUILT ENVIRONMi : A REVIEWOF LITERATURE.Department of Housin and Urban De- - .velopment. 1419. 150pp.. ill. $4.75 ea.

Soutce: GPO S/N 023-000-00516-6

This report is a review of ,access as a civil right, codes andstandards, demographic factors, human factors, research,problem identification, and the psychological impact of in-accessibility.

ACCESSIBILITY ASSISTANCE: A DIRECT ORY OFCONSULTANTS-0N ENVIRONMENTS FOR s HANDI-CAPPED PEOPLE. Consumer Sel yes Administration1978. 202pp. S3.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 059-900-00016-0

BUILDING AND ,CONS CTION ROGRAMSfq

LOW COST WOOD HOMES FOR R AMERICA -CONSTRUCTION. MANUAL AGRI TURAL, 'HAND-BOOK NO. 364. puidebOok. kL.0. And rson. Departof Agriculture, Forest ervi 1969. R vised 1979. 1 pp.$4.00 ea,- /

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. Source: GPO S/N 001 -04021-/This .mantial provide step -by -step information on every

phase of house conft ction.

ICAREERS IN NSTRUCTION: ARTICULATION\, GUIDE. Painphlet. epartment ofHealth', Education, dna`

Welfare, Office of ucation. 1975. 5pp. $0.35 ea.

-Sbitrce: GPO S/N i 17:080-01417-3. .

A manual for -ainterested in care

TRAININGHON. Departm

ondary school level course for stddentsrs in the construction industry. '

ENTRY. INTO UNION CONSTRUC-nt of Libor. 1975. 220pp. $2.80

Source: GPO S 029-000-00239-i -,

ENVIRO AL GUIDEBOOK FOR CCiNSTRI1C-noN. Guideb ok. Department of the Interior, BiireanReelamation. 197. 61pp. ill. $1.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 024-003-00090-6r-

This guidebo k is designed to help people in the .constrlic-fion industry derstand how their work relates to the envi-ronment.It, ves ideas and suggestions abOut good environ-mental pract ces that can be applied- while performing ev-4ryday cOnst ction duties.

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,Department of

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steps, walks, bridges,'res.

This publication_lists consultants concerned with the designneeds of hatapped people.

ACCESSIBLE BUILDINGS FOR PEOPLE WITH WALK-ING AND REACHING: LIMITATIO S. Department ofHousing and Urban Devaropment. 1979. 169pp. ill. $4.75 ea.Source: GPO S/N 023-000-00509:3

ADAPTABLE DWELLINGS: Department of Housing and .Urban Development. 1979, 38pp. ill. $2.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023-000-00513-1

This report is a position paper on an approach to accessiblehousing.

ARCHITECTURAL 'BARRIERS .RE OVAL: INFORMA-TION RESOURCES, FUNDING GUIDE, PUBLICA-TIONS AVAILABLE FROM FEDERAL SOURCES. De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office ofHtiman Development Services. Printing Office. 1979'. 41pp.$2.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-090-00046-1

HARRIER FREE SITE DESIGN. Department of Housingand Urban Development. 1975. Reprinted 1977. 82pp. ill.$4.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023-000-00291-4

This7ed.ion'

''lcation provides designs and criteriaplanning for the Construction of out.

cilities for the handicapped.

BUL RONMENT FOR THE ELDEI. aD

THE ',N ICAPPED: A SELECTED BIBLIO -7.2nt f Housing, and Urban Developrr-

72pc 50 ea.

urz GPO S/N 023.000-00529-8

VAL ATION OF HOUSING FOR THE SE', 7.1:ELY( DISABLED, IN THE CONTEXT OF A SERVICE -2'..1-71.1V-

RY SYSTEM. Department of Housing and Urban Devel-opment. ill. $2.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023-000-00500-0

This report, Is intended for use by designer:, eh: :Its, andadministering agencies in creating programs mrograms and c struct-ing or modifying building) for the disabled.

HANDBOOK FOR DESIGN: SPECIALLY ADAPTEDHOUSING. Veterans Administration. 1978. 79pp. ill. $3.00 1

ea.Source: GPO S/N 051-060-00125,7

This handbook provides assistafice to the physically handi-capped veteran and the architect or designer in producing/the best possible home for the veteran.

MOBILE HOMES, ALTERNATIVE HOUSING FOB,THE HANDICAPPED. Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment. 1977. 48pp. ill. $1.80 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023-000-00393-1

Reporting on a demonstration project spoc.se_,_:, by theDepartment of Housing and-Utban Development, his book-let outlines the designs and plans of a series-\of- 5 mobilehomes.which were tdodified to alloW, independent living forPeople with disabilities. Tile units are designed specifiCallyto present no barrierS to wheelchairs and inCorporatedcooking, bathing,: and safety features that permit completeself-reliance for even severely disabled persons?'

W ENVIRONMENT FOR RETARDED' PEOPLE, ANOGRAPIf ARCHITECTURAL' EXHIBITS PRE;

FTED AT TH 4 vWORLD CONGRESS, INTERNA-'TIC NAL LEAGUs SOCf ES FOR THE MENTAL-LY 3ANDICAPP . DeparttlSept of Health, Education,an. :Welfare. 1975. 560. ill. $1.15 ea. .

Sc GPO -S/N 017-000-00141-8

TIE_ publication contains illustrations and deScriptions offac:.1::ies throughout the world that are for retarded andhandicapped people.

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 04 BARRIE1kFREEDESIGN. Department of Housing and. Urban Development,1979. 19pp. $1.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023 12-3Ile ;!..This annotated ,,biblib aphy contains a list of basic refer-ences on designing buildings which consider the needs of.

. "the physically handicapped.

SMALL G OUP HOMES FOR THE HANDICAPPEDAND DLIS LED: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. ,

Departmen of Housing and ifrban Developemnt. 191'45pp. $2.3 ea. I

' S/N 023-000-00458-5

-1ERG CONSERVATION IN THE CEKENTTTZY. Fixec:..tive Office of the President, Federal EncnrgyI .:. A975. 22pp. ill. 51.10 ea.

3: GPO S/N 041-018-00095-0

"..1'!El.11GY EFFICIENCY IN LIGHT-FRAME WOOD70" -:7TRUCTION. Department of Agriculture. 1979. 58np.

GPO S/N 001-001-00465:1

.r....-111 77. Department of Energy, Office of the .Secretary.38pp. ill. $1.80 ea.

_ource: GPO S/N 061-000-00093-3

This. primer presents an explanation of solar energy thatTlearly everyone Can 'understand. Its point of departure i! a.::70ssion of the conservation and system features necessz:yfe: An efficient, cost effective, and comfortable solar-tem-per, home. The principles of solar home heating arescribed in easy-to-understand language, and energy effiCiccy disclissed and demonstrated.

_,DW RISE HOUSING FOR OLDER PEOPLE BELL_ORAL CRITERIA FOR DESIGN. Deparment of Hour

Urban Development. 1977. 141pp. ill. $3.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023-000-00434-8.

.ALL-WEATHER HOME BUILDING MANUAL. Depart-ment of.H-Ousing and Urban Development. 1975. 143pp. ill.54.75 ea.

Souicp: GPO S/N 023-000-00339-2

ll)rovides builders in all parts of the 11._1.73:1.-

:information tat Wilt enable then.'Luring. periods of bad weather. Discusses in cold-.-feather; hot 'aneary weather, and wet wectber. Informa-ion based on on-site interviews with home builders.

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ETJILDING THE SOLAII HOME: SOME EARLY LES-'SONS LEARNED. Booklet. Departinekt pf Housing andUrix.,..-a Development. 197.8. 36pp. ill. $i.170.4.

Soilrc.e: GPO .S/N 023-000-00455-1 J.

Th.2 booklet summarizes and reports the problems that haveL.-It Z.". in. soifir_Lprojects sponsored by. the' Department oflicizoLng and Urban. VeVelSprnent. Areas cover.ed ,inchide

_ides .in-the design,'cklculatillks, and various loiripo-orpe. many active and passive systms built and!,

e.-,-rioted for the program....-

C,3,1f.DENSATION.PKOBTEMS IN YOUR HOUSE: PRE-VENT:IONS . ANti-sottinctNp. Qdidebooky Departmentcif A_,-riculture. 1974. Reprinted 1979. 44firip! $1.60 ea.

GPO S/N 001-000-03318:2E

lice to understanding and preventing problems withmoisture. Contains , recommendations for correct.

mt-hods of instal ing vapor barriers, thermal insulation and,aiet and outlet v tilators in your house..

.=' IS GUIDES FOR EXPOSED. WOODnt of Agriculture. 1972. Reprinted 1978.DECK. D art

18.pp. ill. $ .00 ea.

SOurce: GPO S/N obi,000 -0237-5

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CONSTRUCTION WITH SUIT.''.;:went of Agriculture. 19'm 7.-cprintec1 197

Source: GPO S/N 00' 0-03340-9

DESIGNS FOR LOW -._.OST WOC:of Agriculture. 1969. RteprintedSource: GPO S/N 001-001-0001c

Contains descriptive summarylow cost wood homes. Inclucexterior sketches of the hour

...construction methods inporpc-*plans are available for each unig:

Hon:se Plan No. FS-FP__.bedroom home for a fairtures open living-dining-.feeling of spaciousne- tc'

treated wood-poston sloping sites wit.. ,

work. 1969. Reprint .-001-0014)0009-4.

House Plan No. FS-Fhalf story home fadren. First floorliving-dining-kitchetwo 'large dormitor ded bya wardrobe closet. P7 )5 ea. 9Sheets. S/N 001- )C 20010

House Plan No. F.S-.7.1"L-4. ,223 ft. An. expandable home. :iteepbr, oof alit ws roam

on second floor for two4:. our: type bedrocms toaccommodate up to eight c. and a b:.th, ifdesired. The first floor provic..L7_ . living room, com-pact kitchen and din:- 2. area, two bedrooms andbath. 1969. ReprinIc,! ")78. $3.75 eat 9 Sheets. S'/N001-001-00012-4.

House Plan "No. ESySE-1. 1,024 sq. ft. Three- bedroomhome for a flat site. Square shape provides a lot ofusable interior space fOr house this size. Open kitch-en,, dining, room, living room area. Thr2e litdroomsare multi-purpose rooms for playing, studying andsleeping. Design also features novel ::eating -woodsystem. 1169. Reprinted 197.8. $3.25 ea. 2 :'N 001-001-00013-2.

House Plan No. FS-SE-6. 9C0 sc.. L. each unit: Hillside

')111`'' Depart-j:".- ill. $0.45

-,E.S.. Department1)c). ill. $1.75. ea.

)T eleven designs for). plans, interior andspecial features and

each design. Worming,ed-below:

ft. One-story, three-: ;1 with 3-5 children. Fea-Achen area which gives:s relatively small size. A:ion permits construction

:ly grading, and masonry7.75 ea. shee:s. S/N

2 and one-12. chil-

..Jedr 7A E., 'nab, and-,:x,,nsists of

duplex provides' two-f----zrEly ort--- sloping site.Design.. is based on pol e- :rams: structure combinedwith wood Gothic-type TwO. units of twostories each proyide cornpleze.- privac-- for eachfamily.KitChen, dining znd. Too& areas on firstflgor; two bedrooms or_ secozz... Plans 7tOvide forwOod)eck, and balcony ::etw=-:. she two Uni* Oneunit earlobe built oSeparate.-.--for f=nily. 1969. ,Reprinted 1977. $3.00 es_ -./N1 = -001-00018-3. .

D11_-dNAG AROUND iour::-19ivia spampE2t. Depart-men: of Agriculture. 1975. Rem:iited 15.79.. 8pp. ill. $0:60.

Source: GPO S/N 001-0004)34f...",-3

EVE?. HEARD OF RETROFIT? A C-7JIDE FOR THEHOI REMODELER. Pamphlet. Department of Energy,-Office of the Secretary. 22pp.111.41.10 e._

Source: GPO S/N 061-000400010-1

FIREPLACES AND CHIMNEYS. Pamphlet. Departmentof Agriculture. 1971.. Reprinted 1978. 22pp. ill. $1.00 ea.Source: GPO S/N 001-000-01520:6

Shows the pro er way to construct a fireplace and tellshow to perform simple maintenance.

, /HOUSE CQNSTRUCTION: HOW TO REDUCE COSTAPamphlet. D anient of Agriculture. Revised 1977. l4pp.rtill. $1.25 ea. ,

Source: GP S/N 001-000-03729-3 cIn order to help you reduce construction, maintenance ..:111operating /cost% this booklet summarizes a 16t of so :-.11advice on' choosing the location and design of your newhouse, and discu4es the options related to interior arrange-ments, n3aterials selection, construction techniques, and utili-ties installations.

NEW IFE FOR OLD DWELLINGS, APPRAISAL AN L)RE ILITATIONS. Department of Agriculture. 1975.99pp. ill. $3.75 ea.

Sotir e: GPO S/N 001-000-02988-6Older woodframe houses can often be rehabilitated atlower cost than constructing ne'v ones. The appraisaltion of this book deals with the suitability of various parts-of a house for rehabilitation, and the rehabilitation sectiontells how to accomplish such changes.

PAINT AND PAINTING, SELECTION, PREPARATICTAND APPLICATION. Pamphlet. General services Ad-istration. 1971. Reprinted' 1977. 24pp. ill. $0.85 ea..

Source: GPO S/N 022-000-00140-0A3resents simple, cleaj -cut instructions and illustratirhelp the nonprofessional painter do a good job of piti,the interior and exterior of his home with 'a minimu-trouble and expense.

PAINTING INSIDEAND OUT. Pamphlet. Department ofAgriculture. 1978. 26pp. ill. $1.30 ea.

Nource;, GPO S/N 001-000-03874-5

Describes and illustrates surface preparation, paint selection,:and application of paint, whjfewash, and stains for botlexterior and inteAtor surface's.

' PRINCIPLES FOR PROTECTING WOOD. BUILDING:FROM DECAY: Booklet. Department of Agriculture. 19f,56pp ill.$2,15 ea.Source: GPO S/N 001-001-00512-6 .

This boolclet illustrates ' construction practices that caninsure'ilecay- free wood structure& Methods to treat woodWith a suitable preservative for decay protebtion are alsodescLibeci.s jp, .

RENOVATE A:4 OLD 'HOUSE? Pamphlet.'Department ,ofAgriculture. 1976. Reprinted 1978. 21pp. ill. $1:10 ea.

..,

Source: GTO S/N 001-000-03505,3 1o

. "'Describes- and illustrates things to consider when thinking'about remodeling wood frame houses. ' "" 7)

WOOD FRAME HOUSE CONSTRUCTION. 'Departmentof Agriculture. 1975:- Reprinted 179. 223pp. ill:- $4.25 ea.Source: GPO S/N 001-000-03528- ,

This compact book presents establi hed rethod 'spand princi-ples foi constructing a wood-frame house: An easy-to-un-derstand text comoines with a series of drawings to takereaders through the entire process of building'a ,house,. fromexcavating the site to shingling the. roof. It a containsinformation on protecting the house-against decay, termites,and fire, selecting and protecting building maiterials, andreducing building costs. ()

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WOOD HANDBOOK: WOOD AS N ENGINEERINGMATERIAL. -Der.rtment of Agricu.ture. 1974. Reprinted1978. 432pp. ill. S .).00 ea.

Source: GPO Si 001-00P-03200-3

Provides enginee.1,-,, architects, and others with, a-source ofinformation on tne. physical and mechanical properties ofwood, and how these properties are ,-.ffected by variationsin the wood itsell

WOOD' SIDINCTAINING. Pam-1975. 13pp. ill. SC

Source: GPO S/FT

INDOO, :SURERARIUMS, HAITION. Bookldt, E$' -7 ea.

INSTALLING, FINISHING, MAIN-t. Department of Agriculture. Revised

Sea.:01-000-03619-0

ARTIFICIt: :_,_,a;HTING, TER-BAS:ETS, FLANT SELEC-

--7rtrmsnt AT- .:re. 1978. -17pp. ill.

GPO S/Nborldet show- -cu how to

eac.. iesigned t Tau-.cants as v.:. the Iv,

provide: .7: _ ,th.:.tnr system to yc '1

-.rngyour plan:, 7".:!C"

-71.:cnts f7,7 71.,ginners.

attraz.:;ve,ay of yf.

as pr,-.3agation. inice on selecting agal indoor light

directions on_ins on a dozen

SZLEC.,ING AND CIERCLAL BEE-KEEPING EbUIPMENA. Farmer in Number 2267.Booklet. Charles D. Owens and. Eenjatma F. Detnoy. De-partment of RgrIculture, 'Science and EdUcation Adminis-tration. 1979. 230. $1.10 ea.Source: .GPO SiN. lso available from

.

procedures and tech,i of constructi AOSlides. I Audiocassett.', 2- Track, Monc.. :e andinaudible .advance Manual forenon - sponsored TV.

SOLAR HEATING ANT33 COOLING OF R=.,BUILDINGS. Department c Commerce, '7(nm,,opment . Administration. 1277

Source: GPOThe following two boo. -;;;.tdesigners and builders in _fie, aldemL:-and air systems for space he nr anchot water heating for r

Design Of Syste-00084-4.

Sizing; Installs, .4_ n: ._ --, , .-_:.s

ill. $7.00 ea.. 1-00,,4

at ofA LOCAL OFFICL., . ..-ATIDEEc.Housing ang Urban Deve. ;:pment. IC 2ii 30 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023-003-00435-2

:iimalConventional zoning techniques, w: pnde ahealth, safety and welfare starnards, -cn (._,1

Issues: flexible guide for lo.:_a: clecisao -ma.,:ers v,he,arise. This booklet is ,designec t he. info .72 lingoffiials of the innovative appro clic:: to 7 1: :redby other 'communities. Suggezted are sore - -7)85.

and procedures being used l' , other comm.:11, , :al' with changing land use need ,----,

CONSTRUCTING ROOF 1_ . USSEof AgriCulttire. $1.00 ea. rsSource: GPO S/N 001 -p 8G'

Roof trusses are multi-mangle -.-zracture--.- pIX'7USDA/GPA. .

the raftek and joist system. Tin colorful /i.gia....----,_

SELECTING AN:.Garden- Btinetin I,,- .

,culture, ScienCe. a:_t

. :ROME. Home andiTiuidePc.pk. Department of Agril-....catitr. Administratkin.

tural .Information Poster- descria::::, sConst:7. for root trusses with spans up tc 30, feet. ....tigger.zd mr:arz.-

als and p,rdpOrtions are common for most .aof tc. that size, andtindividual:.steps cap be to :-pecific

:1979, 24pp. design requirements.

SOurce:IGPO S/1 ::01-0C -04006-:; '1?

This bulletin has i- a pre7ared to helir familiescial dedisions 'about- housing. Analyzing housing needs -deciding whether-to rent or buy, and. fitting housing ex- .

penes into family budgets are topics ,discussed. It Aso de --scribes differenetypes of mortgage loans, gives s,ourci3s Ofmortgage. loans, and suggests ways to hokkdowncosts.

Bibliography Series: Library of ,Congress, National Libritry #.Servide for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. ,/-Source: LC/NLSBPH ) _Ai

The following biblibgraphies are available:

rtgage"

Accessibility; Designing Buildings For The Needs OfHandicapiled Persons. Report No. 79-2. 1979. 17pp.

Closed Circuit Television Reading Devices For The Visu-ally Handicapped. Report No. 79-3. 1979. 3pp.

ft- Lib nice To Handicapped Persons. 1978.'Read' Machines For The Blind. 1978.

SLOPING, SHORING, AND SHIELDING PRACTICES.28 min., 2 x 2 Slides, Audiocassette, Col.

Sourde: GSA/NAC Title No. 0098c3,R71,

Presents a 1 day instructional program consisting of a class-room session and a'practical 'hands-one workshop in the

ASEISMIC BUI_Lil ra:ERVI= Ff!S-TEMS: THE 'STATE- epyartment Com-merce, -National Bureau of Star.:.aras. . 22..50

GPO, SiN 0G-,-00-0197 7-Revieyvs pertinent,lit=ature anc applicable cOde and seand-ard regulationu stmtparizes inicrtion-'supplied by, epecial-istSi^reports the findir:gs -of a .fiead visit to the constructionsiteS ottwO oseismic-design hospitals, identifies eficienciesart Current designievzluation practice, and sppp s recom-inndations foriesear--h. - - .

REGIONAL GUIDELINES FOR, ilUILDING PASSIVE.ENERGY CONSERVING HOMES. Department of Hous-ing and Urban Development. 978. 312pp. ill., $5.25 ea.Source: GPO S/N 023-000-00481-Filled with information that wit. Jf value to energy-.conscious home builders and honp. vners alike.

ACCES BUILDINGS .Fr;,k7.7. PEOPLE vITHSE AL IMPAIRNZENTS. Department :. ':ing and-Ur an:Develop-em 118pp-..,, ill. S'

Source: .G S/N761-005.15-8The resultk of a study to determine \I/nether the usa:.. ..? ofbuildings for people with severe visual ,impairment:.. (=uldbe thilianced through design.

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WELLS CONSTRUCTION: HAND dUG AND HANDDRILLED. Richard E. Brush. Peace Corps InfcpnationCollection and Exchange. Government Printing Office.1979. 282pp. ill. .

Source: ACTION *s\

This manual is intended for use, by development worinvolved in the construction of wetisf-tb supply water .local population for personal >nsumption. Includes stet ty!.

.step plans, and outlines construction materials and te-ch-niques to be used where skills may be limited..

-EXTREME WIND STUDY. Film..18' min.: DepartmentCommerce, National Bureau of Standards. 1975. Free:

Source: DOC/NI3S

Ldw-rise buildingsare particularly susceptible %damage hlhurricanes, typhoons, afid cyclones. In order to develop_criteria for these buildings, the National Bureau of "Stand-

. ard's Center for Building Techhology collected wind datafrom full scale buildings in the Philippines. With their fre-quent 'severe storms, these islands served as a natural labora-tory. .The field data were applied to creating' experimentsrocedures in a wind tunnel for improving building con

.struction. The project was sponsored b AgencY, forInternational Developritent.

. RECYCLED ASPHALT CONCRETE BY RMI 1.-.3-

TEN1,1S. 17 min., 16MM Film, Opt,- Sd., Col. 1975. Sale$98,50

I M

Source: GSA/tI4C.Titit 00970)3/PF;'/Documents the qcperimental recoustrttetion of a 1.7iittfe sec.-tyni o interstate hiihw4In°Naada where the 4-inch der.e-riorate asphalt .pavp nt was recycled... Shows how tobreak, bp old pavement. aul to clsher;, crush,' heat, andmix in flue-filleaprotating,-. ryer,.adchadditional asphalt andsoffenipt agent, haulrbadk to Original site, ancl, place,withconventional equipment. Discusses the' benefits of energy,conservation:, Benefits are energy sayings, w1 -#1t performedon job site within right-ot-way, row, emissions, conservingnatural' resources, and correction of original base deficiep-

-cies and less cbst. r "," .

gtpi'ING,. SHORING., A t4 SH LDING PRACTICES.28' Slides, Audio assette, Col.. 1976. Sale $28.50

'Source: GSA/NAC NTitle o 00986J/PF

Presents,s 1-day instnictioiF1Srograni consisting of a class-.room session and a practical 'hands-on' workshop in theprocedures _and techniques of construction shoring.% 60Slides. 1 tOdiocassette. 2-Track Mono. With audible andirialiclitile =advance 'signals-. Manual included. Cleared forhon-sponsored TV.

S.

WILL YOUR HOUSE LAST FOR CENTURIES? 18 mins,2 x 2 Slides, Audiocassette, gol.- 1977. Sale $15.00

Source: GSA./NA itle No. 010320 /PF.

Deals with the ca , prevention, and remegy for wooddecay caused by moisture. 59 Slides. 1 Alliocassette. 2-Track, Mono, with audible and inaudible advance signals.

INSTALLATION OF PIPE CIIILVERTS.25 min., 16MMFilm,' Opt. Sd., Col. 1977. Reital $12 50 Sar..145.00

kSource: SA/NAC Title No...A0044 /PF

Shows typical installation procedures for dicrete pipe culverts. Audience: Technical.

17

'7AQES*.AND BENE17.1UT.' Bulletin 2038. Ew-.

)0, atistics. 1979.153pu.

) 029-001-02

-)f construction wag_Tice of Wages and 7:

nd, c: .`"iiprehenMve accouniexes of union Nkt.eyor 1907-78.

a.

_1Y: A TRAD:THE"- APPRENTICESIIIaf 'La _ 2.mployinent and Tr o:

Sour- DL/ETA

Define: job ofa carpentcgeneral alificatits\and ter,.ship. :ibes best way to er

TOMMERCIAL

_ONG VISIJAGUIDEB OK. .

i 976 $2.35 ea.

Source: 017-080-016-:-.:-

Proyic.n ...ce from Working:-tions, responsibilitieE.tunnies. a c :alaries; intendedstudents" :71 ::.--wraisingthesions:

3: BUILDING TRADES;rtmentgbf Labor, Bureati

a.

Jtes wac,conduc' in: timstrial Relations. : pi

the current stud ad2s for building

,'ORTH LEARNING?amphlet. DepartmentAdministration. -

.n'appi!enTice.Lists tliccarpentry apprentiCe-

.1pprentiCeship.

..,RAPHIC ART:,

CAREERS,.nent,Printing7.77:ce.

--rolessionals on011' employment crip:'

-D. assist secondary n.-:.hc.:D1and cons of These---t- 701 ..

0 . 4,

EXPORT mPPORTUNITIEE FOR , PAINT- ING 2:: 'I)GRAPHIC _RA'S EQUIPMENT. 'Departfnent of Cu.-U,tnerce. Domestic Comperce Eureau. 1975.t.app. $1.70 ,..: a.

Source: QT , S/N 093-025-00028-4.

EMPLOYEE HEALTIAND SaETY'IN THE LITHO-'GRAPHIC PRINTINQ INDUSTRY. . Department orHealth, Education, elfare,,PublicIHealthServide,ZNa- , 'tional Institute- o pccupational Safety and Health. /977. 4'69p6. ill. $2.10 ea. 1

- (

SotiCe: GPO S/N 017-033-002644 i-,

..\- .,

_)_,MASS MEDIA -Th

N. _21 ,

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CARARS IN COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA. Guidebook. t

Department of Health,' Education, and Welfare, _Office ofEducation. 1975. 288pp. ill. $5.60 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 011-080-01496-,3

Juidelines for instructo organizing courses for career ex-ploration'in communica ions; provides descriptions of var-ious occupations in the communications field and assistancein career planning.

,pIF- ONE TODAY - TWO TOMORROW. 28 Min., 16 km

-Film, Opt. Sd. 1976. Sale $162.50

SourCe: GSA/NAC Title No; 000336/PF

Addresses the need for the w"orldvvide use of c,onimunica-iornitechnology fof learning and growing as world popula-

n ii eases. Describes hoW radio, television, and commu-nicatidns satellite systems are used as instruments for educa-tion. Cleared foPTV. -

41.

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WINDOW DRESSING ON THE SET: WOMEN AND MI-NORITIES IN TELEVISION. Commission on. CivilRights. 1977. 181pp. $5.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 005-900-00155-2

The U.S. Commission On Civil Rights produced this studyof two issues concerning civil rights in broadcasting: howminorities and women are portrayed on 'network televisionand the condition of their employment at television stations.The ComMission's lind1bgs regarding porsayal are, based onanalyses of network, broadcasts between 1-969 and 1975.

BRO1DCAST OPERATOR" HANDBOOK. Federal Com-munications Commission. 1978. 103pp.ll. $3.00 ea.

Source; GPO S/N Q04-000-00329-2

Practical study guide for those interested in obtaining the.Radio- Telephone Third Cli6 Operator Permit' with the'endorsement to operate broadcast radio stations. Also help-ful as a concise reference for those operators already activein the field of broadcasting.

_.WOMEN- ON THE JOB: CAREERS .IN BROADCAST-TNG. BOoklet. gepartment of Labor, 'Women's Bureau.1979. 26pp. ill. .

Source: pouva 4

";" ThIS publication is dosigned' to proyidt useful informationfor those:Ayho wish to-consider the broad spectrum of thebroadcasting industry ad,related cetiimunication fields.

PUBLICITY. 2Q min.,3/4 in. Videocassette, Col. 1976. Sale$60.00

- Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 008385/PF 'Discusses the different ways local radio and local newspri'- .

-pers can be used to puliticize the library.. Points ,out the'nee&and waysto detetnine results. Designeci for library\personnel in Nomall' 'communities. Study Guide /included.From the Access Series. ,--:"4

02... p--1cz, A

'MAKING OOMPOSITE'COLOR SILIDtiVITHA;ILEARPROJECTION SYSTEM. 8 min., 3/4- in. Videocassette,.Col. 976. Sale $33.045 ,Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 008476/PF r 4>

Demonstrates. equipment, materials, . and procedures inmakiii4 anpositeidides. Suggests variations and additionalapplications_ of the system. Cleared for TV:

StiUDIO VISUXL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCEAND 'REPAIR

1MAKING. COMIIOSYFE COLOR SLIDES WITH A REARPROJECTION. SYSTEM. 8 min., 3/4 in: Videocassette,Col. 1976. Sale $33.00 ° `-Source: GSA/NAC 41tle No. 008476/PE 'Demonstrates" equipment, materials, and procedures inmakitig composite slides. Suggests varititioms and additionalapplications of the system..Cleyed for TWN--

COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN THE TELEPHONE ANDTELEGRAPH INDUSTRIES. Department of Labor. 1977.68pp. ill. $2.30 ea. . 1,

S6urce: Gi&)SYN 029-000-00294-1

IF ONE TODAY - TWO. TOMORROW. :18' Min., 16 MMFilm, Opt. Sd. 1976. Sale $162.50

Source: GSA /NAC Title No. 000336/PF' Addresses the need for the worldwide use of communica-

tion techndlogy for learning and growing as world popula-tion increases. Describes how radio, television, and commu-nications satellite systems are used as in§truments for educa-tion. Cleared for TV.

TELECOMMUNIGATIONS SUBSTITUTABILITY FORTRAVEL: AN ENERGY CONSERVATION POTENTIAL.Department,f Commerce. 1975. 96pp. ill. $1.75 ea.Source: GPO S/N 003-Qb0-00466-0

Ever' since the energy crisis of 1973, there has been growinginterest in the development of means to conserve some ofthe energy consumed by transportation. This book discusseswhether telecommunications is a viable substitute for the

-information-handling activities of the transportation indus-try.

commirEy ELECTRONICSr.

HIERARCHICAL CONTROL:, NBS RESEARCH IN DY-NAMIC SENSORS AND COMPUTER CONTROL TECH-NIQUES: 20 min., Film. !Department pi Commerce, Nation.al Bureau of Standards, 1976.

Source: 15C(C/NBS'

rogramniing industrial robots is easier and faster when, 01done by computer,especially when higher levels of control -

are' added. The film. includes a demonstration of a robotperforming 'simple tasks olcstacking blocks.- d inserting a

'wooden, peg in a hole: Sensory feedback fro the robot tothe.compufer is used to cope with the small mi alignment of

..pftrts that might be encountered_In a factory eqvironment.ntudietice: Coniputer sciena collegeistudents, industrial and'mariutactuting engineerg, scientific -arid technical gioups74

-1.

ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION EQUIPMENTCONSTRUCTION-, RFPAIRrek .MAINTENANtE

, STAND-BY ELECTRIC POWER EQUIPMENT'FOR;THEFARM. Department of Agriculture. 1964. Reprinted 1176.pp. ill. $0.35 ea.

9Source: GPO S/N 001-000-00210-4

ELECTRICAL HAZARDS. Department of the Interior,Mining Enforcement and Safety AdAinistration. 1978..52pplill. $2.00 ea. 'Sottrfe: GPO S/N 024-019-00027-6)Discues,the dangers presente0 by electricity in\mines andsummarizes basic,fetrprecautions.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES_ \, IN THE ELECTRICAND GAS UTILITIES INDUSTRIES.

of abor. 1978. 136pfi ill. $3.25 ea..Sdur : GPO S/N 029-000-00341L6

9

PUMPING PLANT EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY

HEAT PUMP TECHNOLOGY: SURVEY OF TE N -, .

CAL DEVELOPMENTS; MARKET PROSPECTS D.RESEARCH NEEDS. Textbook. Department of Energy,Office of the Secretary. 1978. 464pp. ill. $ 6.25 ea.Source: GPO S/N 061-000-00092:5

18 23

cf,6.HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATION AND

MAINTENANCE

OUTLINE FOR TRAINING F POWERED INDUSTRI-AL TRUCK OPERATORS. Department of Health, Educa-tion, and Welfare, Public Hgalth Service, National Instituteof Occupational Safety and Health. 1978. 32pp. ill. $1.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-033-00322-0

PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT OPERATION ANDMAINTENANCE

PETROLEUM INDUSTRY INVOLVEMENT IN ALTER-NATIVE SOURCES OF ENERGY. United States Con-

4ress. 1977. 385pp. $4.75 ea.

Source:tGP9 S/N 052-070-04287-7

This, publication reviews the available publiC information4regarding the domestic) energy resource oldings: of thenation's petroleum comp nies. The report a s discusses theextent of resfarCh, deVe opment, and demonst tion, activities by various oil companies and the amou of 'federalsupport for these activkties.

t,

CUSTO VAL SERVICES

SO YOU WORK IN' A FOOD PL. 1 Department ofHealth, .EcluOion, and Welfare, Public , Health Service,

71Food and 'Dag Ad nistration. 1976. 12pp. ill. $0.40 ea.Source: GPO S/N 01 -912-00\1464

...

3( 74;S0 /Emphasizes the importance of cleanliness and food sanita-tion praets on the Plirt offood plantworkers.

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HOW tO`GEi A /SIG WITH YOUR SOLVENT. Book-, .

let. epartriitt , ealth, Educakion; and Welfare, Public',Health ervice, National Institute of Occupational Safety

and Healt . 1975. 613pp. ill. $1.20 ea.

Source: GPO S/11 017-033=00097-2

This booklet contains important safety instructions for ern-ployeess who handle' and use industrial organic cleaningfluids.`

GE SURVEY. Booklet.Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Source: GPO

The following bulletins are availabltt

PUlp, Paper,- letin 2008.

'9.Contract a

1978. 61p

Department o

nd Paperboard Mills, Summer 1977. Bul-1979. 82pp. $2.75 ea. S/N 029-001-02268-

ing Services, July 1977. ulletin 2090.. S/N 029-00402260-3.

Pressed or Blown Glass And Glasswai, May 1975. Bul-letin 1923. 4Opp. $1.05 ea. S/N 029-001-01934-3.

INDUS7<RIAL HYGIENE AND SAFETY

INDUSTRIAL NOISE CONTROL MANUAL. Departmentof-Health, Educati9n, and Welfare, Public He'ilth Service,

3FNa 'anal I Ingtitute.,, of, Occupational Safety and Health.3 p. ill. $6.00 ea:

.

S urce: GPO S/N 017-633:00339-4N

Contains basic information on understanding, measuring,and controlling noise, and over 60 actual case histories ofindustrial noise control projects.

ACCIDENT PREVENTION. Booklet. Department of theInterior, Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration.-1975. 38pp. ill. $0.45 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 024-019-00013-6

This booklet describes and defines mining accidents andtheir causes. It 'also explains bow an effective accident pre-vention program can be implemented.

CAUTION: INORGANIC METAL CLEANERS CAN BEDANGEROUS. Booklet. Department of H4th, Edu-cltion,and Welfare, Public Health Service, National Institute ofOccupational Safety and Health. 1976. 21pp. ill. $1.20 mi.Source: GPO S/N 017-033-001084 ,

A booklet for workers handling inorganic metal cleaners.Describes whit they are, how they -arc used, and how.theycan cause injury.

ELECTRICAL HAZARDS. Department of the interior,Mining Enforceihent and Safety Administration. 197. 52pp.,

$2.00 ea.

1-. Source: GPI) SI 024-019-00027-6Discusses tfie dangers presented by electricity in mines, andsummarizes basic safety precautions. '

EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND SAFETY IN ;THE 'LITHO-,GRAPHIC PRINTING INDUSTjF1Y. Department of

EduCation, and Welfare, Put& Health Service, Na-tional Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. 1977.69pp. it $2.10 ea.Source: GPO S/N 7-033-00264-9

, JrPRACTICES OR EMPLOYEES. Departmentlof

Health, Education, and !fare, Public Health Service, Na-.tional Institute of Occipational Safety and .Health. 1977,.

Source: GPOSafety And Health In AutoAlody Repair Shops. 1977.

34pp. ill. $1.40 ea. S/N 017-03-00257-6.Ways To Safety And Health F14, Textile Finishing

Workers. 1977. $1.50 ea. 3Opp. ill. S/N 017-033-00241r0.

GOOD WORK PRACTICES FOR ELECTROPLATERS.Departriient of Hearth, Education, and Welfare, PublicHealth Service, National Institute of Occupational Safetyand Health. 1977. 34pp ill. $1.40 ea.

Source:,GPO S/N 017-033-00240-1

IDE TO THE WARK-RELATEDNESS OF DISEASE.Department of Health; Education, Welfare, Public Health

1 Sevice, National Institute of Occupational -"Safety anHealth. 1976. il15pp. $1.90 ca.

19

Sourte: GPO, S/N 017-033:00177-4

Designed to aid agen ies and individuals dealing with occu-pational disease com ellsatiOn.'Presents one method of de,termining the work- relatedness of an individual's disease, :

and gives information on five disease-producing agents. \ ;f .

rtHEALTH HAZARDS. IN A FOUNDRY. ,Depament of-1-Iealth, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, Na-,.,tionaf Institute of. 'Occupational Safet3and Health. 1970::Souree: GPO

The following titles are available:

Melting And Pouring Departmegt. 20pP. ill. $0.65 ea. S/N 017-033- 00182-1..

Pattein Shop, Core Room, Molding Shop, And Sandhan-dling Department. 36pp. ill. $0.55 ea. S/N 017-033-00181 -2.

Shakeout, Cleaning, Grinding, And Inspection Depart-ment. 32pp. ill. $0.55 ea. S/N 017-033-00183-9.

IRRITANT 'EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL, CHEMICALS,FORMALDEHYDE. Department of Health, Education, andWelfare, Public Health Service, National Institute of Occu-,pational Safety and Health. 1976. 148pp.'ill. $2.001 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-033-00172-3

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS. Department of the Interior, .

Milling Enforcement and Safety Administration. 1977. 31pp.ill. $1:60 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 020119-06(40:9 , /-Provide/in explanation of one of thg approies utilized int.

.theprevention of accidents in and around mines.

PERSONNEL PliOTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. Departmentof Interior, Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration462pp. ill. $1.30 ea.

Spurce: GPO SIN 024-00-00033-1 i

Describes and illustrates several basicIlypes of pe fonn,e1protective equipment, and discusses how their use ayi. beincorporated as- pa of .an effective. 'accident preventionplogram.

9 /PRINCIPLES ,AND PI ACTICES OF OCCUPATIONALSAFETY AND HEALTH ,STUDENT MANUAL, A PRO-GRAMMED INSTRUCTION COURSE. Departlent ofLabot, Occupational Safety and Health Administration."1975. -Source: GPOSix booklets are available and are:Vsped with perforations:

Booldet 1: 41pp. ill. $1.60+, S/N 029-015-0037-6. I

Booklet 2. 56pp. $1.05 ea. SYN'029-015-00038-4.Booklet 3. 52pp. ill. X1.35 ea. S/N 029-015-00039-2. -Booklet 4. 100pp. ill. t.95 ea. S/N 029-015-00041-kBooklet 5. 6Opp. $1.05 ea. S/N 029-015-00041-4.Booklet 6. 43pp. $1.20 ea. S/N 029-015-00042-2.

RADIATION MARIO IN MINING. Department of the',Interior, Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration.30pp. $f 0 ea.SoUrce:.GP S/N 024-019-00025-0 tThis publics ion deals with the occurrence of lung cancertunong unde ground miners caused by breathing radioactivedust particles known as radon daughters.

REPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE. Department Of° Health, Education, and Welfare, Pubic Health Service; Na-

tional Institute of Occupational Sakty and Health.Source: GPO.The following are available:

Firefighteis' Helmets.-1976. 34pp. ill. $0.85.ea. S/N 017 -033- 00235-5.

Linemen's Rubber Insulation Qloves. 1977. 18pp. $1.10ea. S/N 017-033-00235-5.

Men's Safety-Toe Footwear. 1976. 25pp. $0.75 ea. S/N017-033- 00168-5.

Women's Safety4oe Footwear. 1976. 24pp. $0.75 ea. S/. N 017-033- 00154-3.

(SAFETY AND HEALTH IN ARC WELDING AND GASWELDING AND CUTTING. Department of Health, Edu- ,

cation, and Welfare, Public. Health Service, NationalInsti-tute of Occupational Safety and Health. 1978. 52pp. ill.$2.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-033-00292-4

SYSTEM SAFETY ENGINEERING. Department of Interi-ng Enforcement and Safety Administration. 1978!

00 ea.or,46p

Sourc. GPO S/Nc024-019-00029-2

Provides an explanation of ,one of the approaches that canbe used in the systematic prevention of mine accidents.

URETHANE FOAMS, EMPLOYEES' GOOD PRAC- ,TICES FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, Na-tional Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. 76. 26pp.ill. $0.40 ea. .Source: GPO S/N 017-033-00131-6

This boolc,jet explains the hazardsgives tips to 13elp avoid risk. a

4.-WELDING AFETY.. Department of rHealth, Education,.and Welfare, Public Health Service, National Institute .pfqO9cu.fdtional Safety and _Health. 1977. 8pp. ill. $0.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017033-00209-6' -DOUBLE-EDGED ORD, THE. 23 ma, 16MM Film, '

Opt. Sd., Col. 1976. e,$13?.50

Source: GSA/NAC Title Ncr. 007825/RR

Discusses/radiation safety for users of analytical X-ray equip-ment. Uses interviews with victims for first- d amountsof accidents, and photographs from m al records toshow the injuries that result: Cleared' for non-sponsored .TV.

ELECTRICAL HAZARDS IN UNDERGROUND COALMINING. 13 min., 16MM Filth, Opt. Sd.; Col. 1975. Sale °$75.00 /

'Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 009797/RR

of urethane foams and.

Points out some of the most prevalent electrical hazardsthat may be encountered in underground coal mining. Dem-onstrates the safe and efficient use and maintenance of var-ious electrical 'equipment, machinery and installations re,quired in tfie average mining operation.

Resdiction: Piirchaser must first request written permissionfrom chief, Office of Audiovisuals, U S. Department of 2`Labor, Mine Safety and. Health Administration, 4800 ForbesAvente, Pittsburgh, PA 15313. After permissiOn has beenobtained, the purchaser should send his order to the Nation-al Audio Visual Center with the statement of 'ap royalattached.

FOUNDRY SAFETY AND HEALTH TEST. 28 min.,16MM Film, Opt. Sd.: Col. 1977. Rental $12:50 Sale $162.50

.1Source: GSp/NAe Title No. .010170/RRPresents 19 hazardousdsituations in foundry operations and

viewers to answer questions about the hazards. Pre-solutions using scenes from actual foundry operations

In ruzar:el,guide included.

CONTROL IN. THE ANIMA, LAB. 15 min., -2Slides, i.udiocassette, Col-11975. Sale $18.50

ource: GSA/NAC Title No 009432/RR c

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Describes the general 'hazards associated wiN animal carefacilities, the laboratory procedures associated with in-creased risk, and the measures used to minimize these risks.H and Control in the Animal Lab: is also available in scriptfor s e price of $15.00. The script includes 24 pages ofprint material for use -with mad . There are 30 scriptsinclad in this package.

HAZARD. RECOGNITION=Audiocassette, 1977. Sale $13

Sour0: dSA/NAC Title No. 007519/RR .

Shows the potential dangers associated with common situa-tions present in many work locations: ladders, scaffolds,'tienches, and walking and working .Surfaces. The followingare available:

Ladderrl. 9 niin..Scaftolds 14 min:"I`renching 1044in.Ventilation 37 miia

ES. 5 2 x,2 Slide Sets,

. Walking and Working Surfaces 14 min,

ALTH -ALONGSHORELONGSHORE SAFETY:XND HE A SERIES. Mid:timedia Sefies. 1976. Sale $577.25 ;

Source: GSA/MAC title No. 0086141'RR

Barge OperatIon The 19 min.z. 'Barge Worker;, he 18 min.

Break Bulk 'operation, The 18 min.Carpenter, The 14 min.Csnitainer Operation, The 20 mint.Crane ()Orator, The 13' min.'.Container Straddle Truck Operator, the 30 min.Forklift Operator, The 25 min.Grain Operation, The .13 min.Holdman, Th%a2.Hook Up Mn"*".. he 13 min.Lash Operation, The 18 min.Log Operation, Vie 19 min. ,

Roll -on Roll -off Operation, Vie. 30 min.Semi-Tractor Operator, The 14.min:Staffer and Stripier, The 15Winchman. and the Hatchtender, The 16 inin.

EMERGENCY ACTION GUIDE FOR SELECTED HAZ-ARDOUS MATERIAI-S. Booklet., Departmensoof Transpor-.tation, Research and Special ,Programs Administration andNational Highway Traffic Safety-Administration. Govern-

' menu Printing Office. 1978.,75pp.

Source: GrO S/N 050-003-00342-5

This ,guide was prepared to help emergency service Person/nel during the first 30 minutes of ;an incident". involving

. spill of a volatile, toxic, gaseous and/or flammable ,materialthat is shipped in bulk. General and specific. sareWproce-dures to, follow are 'provided in spill guides arrang4alpha-

.betically by hazardoui Taterial:

SAFETY ALS. Department of the Inteilor, MiningEnforcemen and Safety Administration.

prevention. The information ttiey contain/ Will be useful tominers and non-miners alike.

86V9 Personal Protect6e Equipment. 1979. 62pp. ill.$1.39' ea: S/N 024-01y-00033-1: inirodUces severalbayic types of personal protective equipment and de-scribes' how their use may be incorporated as a partof an effective accident prevention program. .

87V9 Fire Safety. 1979. 42pp. ill. *1.10 ea. 'S/N 024-019- 00032- 2. Deals with hazards associated withfires, as All as fire prevention.' .

SAFETY AND HEALTH IN 'AUTOBODY REPAIRSHOPS: GOOD PRACTICp. FOR EMPLOYEES. Depart-ment rlealth,. Education, 'and Welfare, Public Health

(Sen)ice. 1977. 34pP. e4

SAFETY AND HEAL:TWIN 'Alta WELDING AND GASWELDING AND CULTING. Department of Health, Edu-cation, and Welfare, PUblic Health Service. 1978. 52Pp$12.00 ea"!

Source: GPO' /N 017-003-00048-4

Source: GPO S/N 017-0,P-00 4 rr,

toc4--

thTILE/. .

THE WAY "TO SAFETY HEALTH FC1/2FINISHING WORKERS: 0) PRACTICES FOR EM- .

PLOYEES. Department of'llealth, 4ducation, and Welfare,Pii7lic Health Services. 1977. 30pp. ill. $1.51 ea. ----__

. rEcurce: GPO S/N 017-033-00241-0

PE -ALUATTNG YOUR FIRM'S INJURY AND ILLNESS `

_,r,r.coRD. Report 437. Booklet. Department of Labor,( B -reau of 4abor ql.atislics. 1979. 8pp.

11.

Source: GPO

urce: DOL/BLS

P- ovides: a formula fqr computing an incidence rate of oc-ci:pational injuries and illnesses and explains what the opt-come means.

LINRWORKER

REPORT ON 'THE PERFORMANCE. Dept:hit-awn ofHealth, Education, and Welfare; Pubic Heilth Service, ,Na-

. tional Institute of Occupational Safety and Health.So:lice: GPO tThe following are availabl:

Firefighters' Helmets. 197,6. 34Pp. ill. $0.85 ea. S/N 017-033- 00235-5.

Linemen's Rubber Insulation Gloves. 1977. 18pp. $1.10!ea. S/N 017-033-00235-5.

Men's Safety-Toe Footwear. 1976. 25pp.,,$0.75 ea. S/N017-033- 00168;S:

Women's Safety-Tog 'footirear. 1976. 24pp. $0.75 ea. S/N 017-033- 00154-3.

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MARITIME PROGRAMS

SAFETY AND HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR MARI-TIME EMPLOYMENT, PARTS 1915. 1919: epartment of

!A Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration.1974. Repinted 1975. 108pP. ill.. $1.75 ea.Source: GPd S/N 629-015-00033-3;

COLLECTIVE. BARGAINING IN THE MARITIME IN-.

These two b DUSTRY. Report 53Si Bookle Michael Ert,Klehm.Depa-.wets are part of a 'series of safety manuals' t.

prepared by t National 'Mine Health ans1 Safety Academy ment pf Labor,4Bureau of Labor Statistics. 1978. 14pp.to acquaint \ndustrial workers with: ob safety and accident' Sburae: DOL/BLS

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Describes the union structure, the collective bargaining set-ting and other issues related to contract detonations.

METALWORKING OCCUPATIONS

CAUTION: IN014ANIC METAL CLEANERS CAN BE ,DANGEROUS. Booklet. Department of Health, Education,and Welfare, Public ljea Ith Service, National Institute ofOccUpational Safety and Health. 1976. 21pp. ill. $1.1.20 ea.

gource: GPO S/N 017-033-00108-1

A booklet for workers handling inorganic metal cleaners.Describes what they are, how they are used, and how theycan cause. injury.

vHEALTH HAZARDS IN A FOUNDRY. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, Na-tional Institute of Occupational Safety and' Health. 1976.,

Source: GPO.

The following titles are available:

Melting And Pouring Department. 20Pp.. $0.65 ea. S/

N 017-033- 00182-1.Pattern Shop, Core Room; Molding Shop, And Sandhan:

dling Department. 36pp. ill. $0.55 ea. S/N 017 -033-00181 -2.

Shakeout, Cleaning, Grinding, And Inspection Depart-ment. 32pp. ill. $0.55,ea. S/N 017-033-0018 -9.

NEW 'TECHNOLOGIES AND TRAINING INC" METALWORKING. Government Printing Office. 1978. 52pp. $2.40

ea.

Source: GPO S/N 052-003-00577-8

OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING IN SELECTED METAL-WORKING INDUSTRIES, 1974: A REPORT ON A

URVEY OF SELECTED OCCUPATIONS. Department ofbor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 52pp. ill. '$2:20' ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-0212715 .

SOLDERING ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS: A HAND-BOOK. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.1967. Revised 1979. 66pp. ill. $2.10 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 033-000-00246-7

This handbook is a complete guide to soldering electricalconnections. Step-by-step instructions and ,photographs areprovided for hand soldering, automatic machine soldering,termination of shields by soldering, and lacing of cabletrunks.

.SAFETY AND HEALTH IN ARC WELDING AND GASWELDING AND CUTTING. Department of Health, Edu-cation, and Welfare, Public Health Service. 1978. 52pp. ill.$2.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-033-00292-4

INSTALLATION' OF PIPE 'CULVERTS. 25 min., 16MMFilm, Opt. Sd., Col. 1977. Rental $12.50 Sale $145.00

S urce: GSA/NAC Title No. A00443/PF

bows typical installation procedures for metal and con-ete pipe culverts. Audience: Technical.

\s,4_ FIREFIGHTING

JOBS WITH THE FOREST SERVICE, A GUIDE TONONPROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT. Guidebook. De-partment of Agriculture. 1975. 18pp. ill. $0.35 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 001-000-034294Contains a listing of 1c Gels in the U. S. which train per-sons to be forest technic ianI or forest and range fire controltechnicians; answers q estions about forest service careers.

GUIDE TO FLAMMABLE PRODUCTS ANDIGNITIONSOURCES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL. Consumer Prod-ucts Safety COmmission. 1977. 32pp. ill. $1.60 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 052-011-00147-3Contains information that should be taught about flamma-bles and ignition sources and also offers ideas for activitiesthat might be useful in teaching these facts.

PEOPLE AND FIRE: LATEST IDEAS ON FIRE SAFETYFOR HOMES, APARTMENTS AND MOBILE HOMES.Pamphlet.. Department of Housing and Urban Development.1977. 27pp. ill. $1.40 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 023-000=00464-6

Tells you how to minimize the 'ante of being involved ina fire, how to avoid, injury.if you are involved, and howbest to help persons inside burning structures. Stove fires,electrical fires, high rise fires, fire extinguishers, smoke de-tectors and construction and decoration materials are amongthe topics discussed.

FIRE EXTINGUISHING EQUIPMENT. United StatesPostal Service. 1975. 32pp. ill. $0.75 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 039-000-00254-0

FIRE SAFETY. Manual. Department of the Interior,Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration. 1979. 42pp.ill. $1.10 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 024-019-00b32-2This' safety manual describes and illustrates fire haza s, fireprevention, fire fighting equipment and techniques and er-sonal fire protection equipment.

REPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Pubild Health Service, Na-tional Institute of Occupational Safety and Health.

Source: GPO -

The following are available:Firefighters' HeiMets. 1976. 34pp- ill. $0.85 ea. S/N 017-

033- 00235-5.Linemen's Rubber Insulatiqn Gloves. 4977. 18pp. $1.10

ea. S/N 017-033-00235-5:Men's Safety-Toe Footwear. 1976. 250p. $0.75 ea. S/N

017-033- 00168-5. °

Women's Safety-Toe Footwear. 1976. 24pp. $0.75 ea. S/N 017-033- 00154-3.

CREW BOSS. 117 2 x 2 Slides, Silent, Col. 1977. Sale$73.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 008997/RRIncludes all lesson plans, tests, student exercises, and visualaids needed to conduct a course in supervisory firefighting.Shows skilis of supervising, firefighter organization and,therole of the crew, boss in wildfire suppression. Looseleafinstr'uctor's guide and 8.- 40 page studen'tsworkbdoks areincluaed. The ristructor materials consist of 117 2 x 2 slides,

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27.

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silent, col., title no. 601531/RR at a sale price of $58.50.The student materials are 8 printed materials for use withmedia, title, no. 001534/RR at a sale price $27.00.

INTRODUCTION TO FIRE BEHAVIOR. 31 2 x 2 Slides,Silent, Col. 1977. Sale $57.50

Source: GSA/NAC Titib,NO. 008999/RRShows all lesson plans and visual, aids for entry-level firebehavior training Includes practical training exercises and isa prerequisite course for firefighting. Includes looseleaf in-structor's guide and 10 - 73 page student workbooks. Alsoavailable separately:

Introduction To Fire Behavior - Instructor Materials. 312 x 2 Slides, Silent, Col. 1977. Title No. 001539/RR.Sale $34.50. Looseleaf instructor's guide included.

Introduction To Fire Behavior - Student Materials. 1977:Title No. 001540/RR. L,Sale $18.50. Includes 10 - 73page student workbooks to be used with the USFS'

\Introduction to Fire Behavior Course.

LEARNING FIRE WEATHER. 14 2 k 2 Slides, Silent, Col.1977. Sale $42.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 001956/RRShows How to develoR>an ',understanding of meteorologicalconditions which contribute to forest fires. Intended for useby fire fighter trainees. 25 student textbooks included.

'THE LEGACY. 28 min:, 16 MM Film, Opt. Sd., Col. 1Q757,Sale $162.50

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 009640/RRExplains the Total Systems approach to fire safety andbuilding protection. Focuses on GSA's first high-rise struc-ture to include a total fire safety system. The Seattle Feder-al Building shows a total sprinkler system, 2-way voicecommunications, voice 'altering systems, smoke detectionequipment, automatic 'elevator recall and a computersystem. Also shows how all elements are visually broughtto ether with the human element.

ORGANIZING FOR FIRE SUPPRESSION. 104 2 x 2Slides, Silent, Col. 1977. $86.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 000002/RRGives a basic introduction to wild fire organization and.management for all fire suppression personnel. Discussesfire suppression poliay, overhead duties and responsibilities,calculation of probability, tactical and strategic principles,safety and business management. Includes instructor's guideand 25 sets of Student materials. Also available separately:

Organizing For Fire Suppression - Instructor Material.104 2,e£ 2 Slides, Silent, Col. 1977. Title No. 001492/R.R. Sale S47.00. Looseleaf instructor's guide includ-

.

Organizing For Fire Suppression - Student Materials.1977. Title No 001504/RR. Sale $58.50. 25 sets ofstudent materials included.

POWER SAWS. 20 2 x 2 Slides, Audiocassette, Col. 1977.Sale $122.50

: GSA/NAC Title No. 008797/RRTrains both fire-and nonfire personnel in the safety 'efficientoperation and field maintenance of the chain saw. Courseperformance objectives are based on the performance re-quirements of a.: chain saw operation in forest fuels andmountainous topography. The 9bjectives, -however, can beadjusted, by the agency to meet those standards required inthe types of fuel and topography in which the operator will

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be required to work. Includes 5 audiocassettes, 2-Track,Mono, with inaudible advance signals only, and 1 - 163 pagelooseleaf instructor's guide and 26 - 73 page student work-books. Also available sepyately:

Power Saws - -Instructor Materials. 206 -. 2 Slides,Audiocassette, Col. 1977. Title No. 008798/RR. Sale$105.00. Includes 5 audio- cassettes, 2-Track, Mono,with inaudible advance signal only. 1 - 63 page loose-leaf instructor's guide included.

Power Saws - Student Materials. 1977. Title No.008799/RR. Sale $22.00. /Includes 25 of the 73-pagestudent workbooks.

TEN STANDARD FIRE FIGHTING ORDERS. 11 2 x 2Slides, Silent, Col:- 1977. Sale $73.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 001976/RR

Train's firefighters how to know and apply the ten standardorders to fire situations. 25 student textbooks included.

EMERGENCY ACTION GUIDE FOR SELECTED HAZ-ARDOUS MATERIALS. Booklet. Department of Transpor-tation, Research and Special Programs Admin. tion andNational Highway Traffic Safety Administra to Govern-ment Printing Office. 1978. 75pp.

Source: GPO S/N 050-003-00342-5

This guide was prepared to help emergency se ice person-nel during the lira 30 'minutes of an incident involving aspill of a volatile, toxic, gaseous and/or flammable materialthat is shipped in bulk. General and specific safety proce-dures to follow are provided in spill guides arranged alpha-betically by hazardous material.

SMOKE DETECTOR PUBLIC EDUCATION MANUALS.Department of Commerce. 1977.

Sour1ce: GPO;

The following five publications help local fire preventiongroups develop programs to increase community awarenessof the benefits and use of smoke detectors. Included' in theseries are:

Smoke Detector Resource Catalog. 39pp. $1.70 ea. S/N003-000- 00524-1. A fact sheet on smoke detectors,guides to finding smoke detector materials, case his-tories of successful programs and evaluation tech-niques.

Smoke Detectors: Moving The Public. 3Opp. $1.40 ea. S/N 003-000-A0523-2. Suggests ways to involve com-munity organizations and the pedia in supportingsmoke detector programs. _

Smoke Detector Technology. 21pp. ill. $1.10 ea. S/N001-000- 00526-7. A detailed deicription of smokedetector operation, selection, installation, and mainte-nance.

Smoke Detectors and Legislation. 6Opp. $1.60 ea. SYN003-000- 00527-5. An in -depth review of the currentstatus of state and local smoke detector legislation.

Smoke Detictor Training. 43pp, ill. $1.60 ea. S/N 003-000- 00529 -1: A suggested curriculum for trainingmembers of the fire prevention community to presentsmoke detector education to the public.

FIRE SAFETY TRAINING WORKBOOK. Department ofCommerce. 1978. 34pp. $1.40 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 003-000-0053440'

The workbook was developed as ti teaching aid for a coursein household fire safety. Contains lesson plans and questionsfollowing each section.

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FIRE SERVICE PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAMS. De-partment of C.ommerce. 1977. 43pp. $2.20 ea.

r Source: GPO S/N 003-000-00538-1

The report of a study to examine the state of physical. fitness programs in the nation's fire service. The successful

and unsuccessful programs are analyzed to identify the tech-niques that appear to contribute to a successful physicalfitness program. In addition, the degree of interesVfn physi-cal fitness in the fire service is assessed.

DEVELOPMENT OF A JOB-RELATED PHYSICALPERFORMANCE EXAMINATION FOR FIRE-FIGHTERS. Department of Commerce. 197i3. 7Opp.$2.40 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 003-000-00541-1 .

A series of tests was developed to predict the probability ofa candidate's successful and efficient performance as a fire-fighter and to determine the relationship between firefight-ing ability and selected physical characteristics. These testswere pirfonned on professional firefighters from metropoli-tan Washington, D.C. and the results are presented in thisreport.

LAW ENFORCEMENT

LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY, A SUGGESTEDTWO-YEAR POST HIGH SCHOOL COBRICULUM. De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Edu-cation. 1975. 153pp. ill. $2.30 ea.

Scinrce: GPO S/N 017-080-01402-5

EMPLOYING. CIVILIANS FOR POLICE WORK. Depart-ment of Justice. 1975. 57pp. ill. $1.65 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 027-000-00341-9

WOMEN ON PATROL: A,, PILOT STUDY OF POLICEPERFdRMANCE IN NEW YORK CITY. Department ofJustice. 1978. 8Opp. ill. $2.75 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 027-000-006314

Compares patrol performance of 41 female police officers tothat of 41 male police officers in New York City in 1975/1976. Males and females were matched by lefigth of time onforce, patrol experience, and type of precinct. The principleresearch method involved direct observatiOn by police andcivilian personnel.

NATIONAL MANPOWER SURVEY OF THE CRIMI-NAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. Department of Justice. 1978.

Source: GPO ;

The Criminal Justice -SNiystm is vital to the Nation but besetwith manpower problems. The National ManpowerSurveybegun in 1974 and completed in 1977, is one of the mostrecent attempts 'to help alleviate these problems. The fol-lowing six volumes present the results of the study.

Volume One, Summary Report. 151pp. $3.50 ea. S/Ne

027-000-00650-7.Volume Two, Law Enforcement. 48pp. $2.30 ea. S/N

027-000-00660-4.Volume Three, Corrections. 146pp. ill. $3.50 ea. S/N

027-000- 00661-2.Volume Four, Courts. 87pp. $2.75 ea. S/N 02,7 -000-

00662 -1. I

Volume. Five, Criminal Justice EducatiOn And\Training.578pp. $7.00 ea. S/N 027-000-00663-9.

Volume Six, Criminal JuAfice Manpower Planning.381pp. $5.75 ea.,S/N 07:000-00664;7.

Executive Summary To The Above. 19pp. $1.10 ea. S/N027-000-00642-6.

DWI LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING COURSE. Mul-timedia Kit. 1975. Sale $1,255.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 009404/RRProvides general patrol officers with an effective alcoholenforcement training program. Offers the student-officerpertinent, useful information which will assist him with hisdaily alcohol-related contact situations. Relates directly tothe officer's alcohol enforcement tasks, a top priority ele-ment in the highway safety program. Includes eleven16MM motion picutres, 61 color transparencies and 1 over-Jay.

MYTHS AND REALITIES ABOUT CRIME. Booklet. De-partment of Justice. 1978. 52pp. $2.30 ea.

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Source: GPO S/N 027-000-00722-8Myth: Elderly persons make up the most heavily victimizedage group in our society. Reality: Rates of victimization arefar higher for young individuals than for senior citizens.This and 22 other popular myths and surprising realities,along with supporting data, are presented in this booklet.

DESIGN FOR SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS:' THE ENVI..RONMENTAL SECURITY PLANNING AND DESIGNPROCESS. Department of Justice 1979. 83pp. ill. $3.00 ea. \Source: GPO S/N 027-000-00751-1De5cribes an urban planning and design process that inte-grates crime prevention with, neighborhood design andurban development.

OPPORTUNITIES IN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND RE-LATED CAREERS. 6 reels: 5 in.; 3 3/4 IPS.; 2 Track. RM.James D. Stirincomb. Library of Congress, National Li-brary Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.1975.

Source: LC/NLSBPH MI-BPH (MSL-4409) RMA comprehensive look at criminal justice jobs at city,county, and state levels; in military and federal agencies;and in court, correction and private security postions. Forjunior and senior high readers.

`HANDBOOK OF EVERYDAY LAW. 3 cassettes: C-90; 15/16 IPS; 4 track. RC. Martin J. Ross and Jeffery S. Ross. <aLibrary: of Congress, National. Library Service for the Blindand Physically Handicapped. 1975.Source: LC/NLSBPH RC 12286Practical layman's guide describes one's legal rights andhow to protect them. Inbluded are such aspects of law asconsumer protection, tax's, women's rights, contracts, wills,real estate, trusts, and criminal law.

CAREERS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE. Booklet: Departmentof Justice, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration.Government Printing Office. 1979. 13pp. Free

Source: J/LEXAPresents'a concigereport on the tYpes of criminal justicepositions, the required education, educational programs, andstudent aid.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS DI-RECTORY. Department of Justice, Law Enforcement As-sistance Administration. Government Printing Office. 1978.150pp.

Source: GPO S/N 027-000-00629-0

This directory is designed to-be a resource guide. to those inthe criminal justice field seeking materials for education,training and orientation. It is divided into sections. such asCourts, Police Techniques and Training, and Public Educa:tion.

POLICE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNTTIES. Booklet.Department of Labor, Employment and Training Adminis-tration. Government Printing Office. 1977. 15p/3.

Source: DOL/ETARe rts on a surve of jot, opportunities .in 2,440 'poiag le

A CAREER AS A CORRECTIONAL OFFICER - AN OP-PORTUNITY FOR A CHALLENGE.. Announcement431. Leaflet. Office . of Personnel Management, ;StaffingServices. 1979.

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TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND MAINTENANCE':

TECHNOLOGY,. AND MANPOWER IN THE TEXTILEINDUSTRY OF THE 1970'S. Department of Labor,'Bureau of Labor Statistics. 1975: 64pp. $1.20 ea.Source: GPO S/N.029-001-01405-8 '

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THE 'WAY TO SAFETY AND HEALTH FOR \TEXTILEFINISHING WORKERS: GOOD PRACTICES FOR, EM-PLOYEES. Department of Health, Educaijon, and Welfare,Public Health Services. 1977. 3013p: ill/ $1.50 ea. 4 - -Source: GPO S/N 017 -033 - 00241-0

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TRANSPORTAIONf OPERATION ANiDMAINTENANCE:

a -MOTOR VEHICLE AND MACHINERY REPAIRS. Pam-phlet.' Department of Labor, Bursad of :.Labor, Statistics.1979. 22pp. ill.. $0.50 ea.

SourCe: GPO S/N 029-001-102091-0 -.4,

ENTERING THE TRUCKING BUSINESS: SOME-QUES-.,TIONS AND ANSWERS. Interstate Commerce Commis-sion. 1979. 28pp. ill. $2.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 026-000-01143-4

Topics discussed include: learning the. 6-ticking business,legal requirements, how'to obtain operation authority fromthe Interstate Commerce ComMission, and kinds of operat-ing authority.

WOMEN NON-TRADITIONAL AVIATION ANp"1SPACE CAREERS: AN OVERVIEW. Pamphlet: Depart-ment of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration.,1979. 8pp. $1.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 050-007-00473-7-3

COORDINATING TRANSPORTATION FOR THE EL-DERLY AND HANDICAPPED A STATE OF THE ARTREPORT: THE IrsiSTItUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRA-TION. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,.Social and Rehabilitation Service Administy lion, Adminis-tration on Aging. 1977. 148pp. ill. $2.75

Source: GPO S/N 0t1-06200110-3-Identifies and examines on-going transportation,projects inwhich coordination and/or consolidation of funds or-serv-ices have\heeriiindertaken.

ENERGY, THE ECONOMY-AND MASS TRANSIT. Gov-.

ernment P,rinting Office.1975. 148pp. ill. $2.00 ea.Source: GPO S/N\052-003'-00132-2

Review the relationship of mass transit to energy Constimp-tion and to altergativ economic conditions. ExamMes theeffect of change in en gy prices and supply . on transit It'patronage. Also discusses he potential kole of. ma4 transitin stimulating a depressed economy, and how an economyWould be affected if ends titrisit funds were sharply re-duced. o

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUB ABILITY FORTRAVEL: 'AN ENERGY corsisgRv ON POTENTIAL.Department of commerce' 1975. 96pp. $1.75 ea.

Source: GPO SX,003-000-004. 66-0 . v.

.EVer since the energy crisis Aft.3971.Ethere has een growinginterest in the development of means to.conse :,e .some ofthe energy consumed. tyytransPbrtation. 'This b $bk disCUsses .

:7E' whether telecommunications is a viable sul*iiiite for theinforrnation-haifdling activities of the transttortation.indus-try..

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91-nrgrsTE-TOR %TRAINING OF.4-PMVERED INDUSTRI-AL TRUCK ofEATORS. -.Departtnent of Health, Educa-tion, and Welt rep Public. Health SeAy.ite:. National Instituteof OcCupatimial Safety-and Iff*th-1 O8r'52.pilgitl. $1.50,ea.:Sour,Ce: GPO 5R. Oil -033- 00322 -Ek.

. -° AIR SERVIeE MANAPgR" AIRPORT- PoR TEMPO-`:"'[...12ARY BASES:8 4x 2 SW-eSi ISilent -Col. 1977. Sale $78.50I

Souiee: GSA/NI,C Mg N0. 062965A1i.Trains an indiVidua,I function lisuiiiiii service manager -

' airport for Oemporary base 4f oviViorls.' Deals specifibal-:. ly with the plaping and cooldination,reijuired to establish

an okerationaldr fixed-wing aircraftlto' include: responsibil-..< ities,and defies of, the air lervice 'Manager - airport; the

organivtign dtructure; Common needs and facilities requiredto cOrct ati.airport Operatiolu4afety hazards common

miniitiatiye function. llodseleaf instructor's guide; 12 ets. -. groun operations; sources of regulations; fueling, and -

. of stotlent material; and 13 .: student workbooks included.Also available are: Instructor^ Materials. 8 - 2 x 2 Slides,Silent. Col.' -Sale $25.00. Title No.°002983/RR. Student Ma-terials., 12 n.interials, printed for use with Media. Sale $32.00. Title No. 0030211RR.

TRANSPORTATION USA. Quarterly Periodical. Depart-ment of Transportation, Office of Public Affairt Govern-ment Printing Office. $6.00/year.Source: GPO Symbol TUSA

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3p

Published to inform and stimulate interest inimproving transportation. o

GASOLINE: MORE MILES PER GALLON. Booklet. De-partment of Transportation, Office of Public and ConsumerAffairs. Rev. 1977. 9pp.

and action

Source: GSA/CICThis booklet is designed to help the consumer understandhow gasoline produces power anoLhow to select the propergrade of gagoline. Some practical' tips for obtaining bettermileage are also included.

GUIDE TO FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATIONPUBLICATIONS. Report No. FAA-APA-PG-2. Depart-

' meet of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration.Government Printing Office. 1979. 51pp.

Source: DOT/FAAThe FAA publishes numerous documents dealing with avariety of subjects from regulations on aviation safety tocareer guidance materials designed to enrich aviation cur-ricula and promote interest in aviation calttrs. Many ofthese publications are of interest to the general public asw11 as to the aviation community.

TRAINING PROGRAM FOR OPERATION OF EMER-GENCY' VEHICLES. Department of Transportation, Na-tional Highway Safety Bureau. 1978.

Source:. GPO ,

6The following three publications 'support a five-day instruc-tional curriculum that prepares emergency personnel to op-erate emergency vehicles, to insure proper maintenance andinspection of such vehicles, to carry out necessary conunu-nications activities, and to cope with unexpected situations.

Course Guide. 44pp. $2.30 ea. S/N 050-003-00330-1.Provides guidance to those who will organize andadminister the course. Contains a description of theobjectives and scope of the course, covers courseplanning considerations, and details the special re-quirements of the in-vehicle range exercises. Alsosupplies guidelines for monitoring and evaluating thecourse.

Trainee Study Guide. 250pp.' ill. $4.75 ea. S/N 050-003-00331-0. The student's workbook, used in class fortaking notes, for self- measfiring progress throughpractice and review exercises, and for a reference tothe course material in the first few weeks on the job.Unbound, three-hole punch.

Instructor Lesson Plan. 462pp. ill. $7.00 ea. S/N 050-003- 00332- 8. Suggests basic: teaching methods to theinstructor. Includes a listing of course objectives,Accessary instructor preparation activities, textualcontent for the instructor's presentation, practide ex-ercis and review question§ for each of the units of

'/ the ourse. Unbound, three-hole punch.

27 ENERGY FILMS - 16MM COLOR. DOE/OPA-0034,ikrtepament of Energy, Office of Public Affairs. Govern-Went Printing Office. 1978, 2Opp. ill.

Source: DOE/PAThis publication is a selected list of 27 popular 'energy-related films in 11 categories: coal, conservation, environ-ment; fusion, general, geothermal, history, nuclear, solar,space, and transportation.

OVERVIEW OF URBAN TAANSPORTATION PLAN-NING, AN. 25 Min., 2 x 2 Slides, Audiocassette, Col. 1976.Sale $27.50Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 008570/PFProvides the viewer with a basic understanding of the prin-cipal. issues in transportation planning. Provides incentivefor-the viewer to want to participate in the development of.transportation solutions. Introduces the urban transportationplanning process without resorting to technical jargon. Ex-

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;plains tasks involved in the UTP process, and shows linkagebetween tasks. Audience: Technical personnel unfamiliarwith transportation planning travel forecasting. Citizens"'groups, commission members, and others with an interest inan overview of the urban transportation problem and theplanning.. Trdcess. 76 Slides, 1 Audiocassette, 2-Track,Mono, with audible and inaudible advance signals. User'sguide included.

LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREER. 14 min.,16 MM Film, Opt. Sd., Col. 1979i

Source: GgA/NAC Title No. A01285/PF

Describes the more than 60 different career opportunitieswhich aviation offers for people with different aptitudes,skills, and educational backgrounds. Illustrates how careersin, aviation present a wide- ranging opportunity for achieve-ment, challenge, responsibility, and fpn. Audience: GeneralAudience. Cleared for TV.

PUT WINGS ON YOUR CAREER. 15 min., 16 MM-Film,Opt. Sd., Col. 1978. Sale $87.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. A00119/PF

Illustrates the diversity of jobs associated with aviationmaintenance both in governme4 and private industry. Out-lines the basic technical requirements and points interestedpeople in the right diz'ection for more specific career infor--motion. Audience: Secondary schools, .vocational schools,high schools, and junior highs. Cleared for TV.

SOME THOUGHTS ON WINTER FLYING. 21 Min., 16MM Film, Opt. Sd., Col. 1975. Sale $121.75

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. 009561/PF

Presents experienced Alaskan bush pilots, North Slopes airtaxi operators, and private pilots talking about the hazardsand safety precautions associated with cold weather flying.Shows proper winter preflighting, airframe icing, ngineer-ing laboratory technician operations, ski flying, s vivalgear, fueling, and the whiteout conditions. Cleared forsponsored TV.

RECYCLED ASPHALT CONCRETE - RMI SYS-TEMS. 17 min., 16MM Film,' Opt. Col. 1975. Sale$98.50

Source: GSA/NAC Title N. 009708/PFDocuments the emerimental reconstruction of a 1-mile sec-tam of interstiteNghway in Nevada where the 4-inch dete-riorated asphalt pavenient was recycled. Shows how tobreak up old pavement, haul to crusher, crush, heat, andmix in flue-filled rotating dryer, add additional asphalt andsoftening agent, haul back to original site, and place withconventional. equipment. Discusses the benefits of energyconservation. Benefits are energy savings, work performedon job site within right-of-way, low emissions, conservingnatural resources, and correction of original base deficien-cies.and less cost.

EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS OF MASS TRANSIT.BLS Bulletin 1989. ETA R & D Monograph 58. Depart-ment of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics and Employmentand Training Administration. 1978. 44pp. $2.30 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02211-5

The. Bureau of Labor Statistics, as part of its research onthe employment requirements of Federal Programs, re-viewed Federal aid for mass transit and selected the -Massa-chnsetts Bay Transportation 'Authority for a case study.

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CCILLECTIVE B GAINING IN THE MOTOR VEHI-CLE AND EQ INDUSTRY. Report 574. Book-let. Departmeitt, of boor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 1979.14pp. .

Soyrcet DOL/BLSescribes regent developments, the collective bargaining

setting, and work \stoppages in the motor vehi e industry. l,..

UPHOLSTERi, PLASTICS AND LEATHER? /

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GOOD PRACTICES R TANNERY WORKERS. Depart-- meet of Health, Edu tion, and Welfare, Public HealthService, National Inst te of Occupational Safety and\tuHealth. 1976. 22pp. ill. $ .45 ea.'

Source: GPO S/N 017-03-00132-4Illustrates healthful work \techniques and d "bes possiblehazardous conditions. '

CLEAN WATER' AND TILE\\ RUBBER PROCESSING LN-DUSTRY. Booklet. Envirorimental .Protection AgencY,Office of Public Affairs. 1977. 16pp, Fiee.

Source: EPA/pICThis booklet is about the rubber\ processin kdustry andwater pollution.

MEATCUITING

PORK SLAUGHTERING, LAJI 1.11N GI PRESERVING,. AND COOKING ON THE FARM. Department of Agri--

culture. 1978. 65pp. ill. $2.10 ea. .

Source: GPO S/N 001-000-03791-9

USDA YIELD GRADES FOR BEEF. Marketing BulletinNo. 45. Booklet. Departrhent of Agriculture, Food Safetyand Quality Service. Government Printing Office. 1978.19pp. ill. $0.90 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 001-000-03800-1. Also available fromUSDA/GPA.This 'booklet explains how yield grades can be of value ,toeverybody (from producer to consumer) concerned withbeef.

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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

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DEVELOPMENT OF) INDIVIDUALIZED fitting up -an education/training program; leaching and se-,

PROGRAMS (IEP) FOR' THE HANDICAPPED IN VO-CATIONAL EDUCATION. Department of Health, Educa-tion, and Welfare, Office of Education. '1979. 6Opp. $2.40 ea.

0Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01954-0Addresses the specifics of the laws, provides an analysis ofliterature sources relating to the developmerit and imple-mentation of the IEP in vocational education, and discussesthe implications of the findings for vocational education atstate and local levels.

LEAST RESTRICTIVE °AthERNATIVE FOR .HANDI-CAPPED STUDENTS. Department of Health, EducatiOn,and Welfare, Office of Education. 1979. 4Opp. $1.80. ea. OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING; G, IN SELECTED METAL-

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01953-1WORKING INDUSTRIES, 1974: A REPORT ON A.SURVEY OF SELECTED OCCUPATIONS. Department of

Describes the least restrictive alternative to the vocational Labor, Bureau of Labor. Statistics. 52pp. ill. $2.20 ea.education of people with handicaps.

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02127-5OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH IN VOCA-TIONAL EDUCATION: .A GUIDE FOR ADMINISTRA- ON-THE-JOB TRAINING: CETA PROGRAM. MODELS.TORS, FACULTY, AND STAFF. Guidebook. Department Department of Labor. Reirised 1978. 39pp. ill. $1.80 ea.of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health, Service,National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health. 1979.184pp. ill. $4.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-033-00347-5ALS - 1:978/79. Catalog. General Services Administration,

INTRODUCTION TO THE VOCATIONAL REHABILI- National Audiovisual Center. 1979. 56pp.TATION PROCESS: A TRAINING MANUAL. Depart-ment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Social and Reha- Source: GSA/NACbilitation Service Administration. 1976. 201pp. ill, $3.30 ea.

Source: GPO SYN 017-061-00021-6

OUTDOOR CLASSROOMS.ON SCHOOL SITES. Depart-ment of Agriculture. 1976. 22pp.ill. $0.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 001-000-01458-7This book. gives information on developing an outdoorclassroorri and inchides many photoiraphs illustrating ideasfor students in-outdoor 'classrooms. it contains many ideasthat will be of special interest to teachers and school admin-istrators. c

lecting students; preparing for specific skill training, voca-tional training, and supportive and. social services; and tran-sition to the work world, job placement, and folloW-up.-s,InCludes a program evahiatign checklist, 'a variety of pro-gram abstracts, and a sampling of case studies.

CAREER EDUCATION VOCATIONAL EDUCA-TION, SIMILARITIES AND CONTRASTS. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education: 1977.19pp. $1.10 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-086-01742-3

Source: GPO SYN 029-000-00334-3\

\ VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL: A SELECT LIST OF U. S.GOVERNMENT PRODUCED AUDIOVISUAL MATERI-

DECISION POINTS IN DEVELOPING NEW PROD-UCTS. Small Business Administration. 1976. 64pp. ill. $1.50ea.

Source: GPO S/N 045-000-00146-6

IMPROVING OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR THEHANDICAPPED. Department of Health, Education, andWelfare, Office of Education. 1976. 227pp. ill. $2.85 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-016374

Discusses practical methods for helping the handicappedgain, employment. Advice is provided' on: designing and

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This catalog features a select list of available materials fromthe National Audiovisual Center on vocational and techni-calinstruction and training. Includes order/purchase forms.

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING FORTHE, NON-HANDICAPPED: A BIBLIOGRAPHY WITHABSTRACTS. A. Young. National Technical InformationService. 1978. 194pp. $28.00 ea.

Source: NTIS NTIS/PS-78/0315

Included are evaluations of technical schools or curricula.The evaluations are developed from the standpoint of boththe industry's and the indiyidual:s needs. The reports ab-stracted cover programs aimed at the hardcore unemployedand the socially and economically disadvantaged.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SECONDARY MATERIALS FQRTEACHING HANDICAPPED-STUDENTS. President'sCommittee on Employment of the Handicapped. 1979.Approx. 3Opp. 1Source: PCEH

Contains titles of materiath dealing with the delivery ofspecial educations, vocational educations, and industrial artsservices to the handicapped.

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DOZENS OF WAYS T6''MAKE MONEY. 1 Cassette: C-90; 15/16 IPS.; 4 Track.lie. Yvonne Michie Horn. Libraryof Congress, National Library Service fof the Blind andPhysically Handicapped. 4977.

Source: LC/NLSBP14 RC 12292.A clever guide :to money-makifig yentures; includes tips onbecomini one's own choss, advertising, initial supplies*. andmethods of operation-. For junior and senior high readers.

NEW OUTLOOKS FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. T.H. Bell. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education. 1976. 9pp.Source: HEW/OE

PLANNING AND CONDUCTING ASTRUCTION IN VOCATIONYOUNG FARMERS: SUGGAND SCHOOL AD

OGRAM OF IN-GRICULTURE FOR

ONS FOR TEACHERSRS' IN DEVELOPING

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR ,OUT-OF-SCROOLYOUNG FARMERS. Department of Health, Education;and Welfare, Office of Education. 1978. 81pp.

Source: HW/OE

WOMEN IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Evelyn R:Kay. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; Edu-cation Division. 1918. 9pp. $0.90 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01895-1

STEPS TOWARD SEX EQUITY IN VOCATIONAL EDU-CATION:. AN INSERVICE TRAINING DESIGN. Joycelaser, Martha Matthews; and Shirley McCune. Departmentof ,Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education.1978. 235pp. $4.50 ea.,

Source: HEW/OE

ENERGY-RELATED ACTIVITIES IN TWO-YEAR POST-SECONDARY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITU-TIONS:. A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLING BY STATE.DOE/IR 0050: Mayme R. Crowell. Department of. Energy,Office of Education, Business and Labor Affairs. 1978.87pp.

Source: DOE/IIRThis report describes the procedures and findings of a peer-to-peer telephone information exchange between the Educa-tion Programs Division and various vocational - technicalschools throughout the U. S. The purpose of the study wasto assess the state of the art of energy education activitieswithin 2-year post-secondary education institutions.

PUT WINGS ON YOUR CAREER. 15 min., 16 MM Film,Opt. Sd., Col. 197.8. Sale $87.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. A00119/PFIllustrates the diversity of jobs associated, with aviationmaintenance both in government and private industry. Out-lines the basic technical requirements and points interestedpeople iii the right` direction for more specific career inforrmation. Audience: Secondary schools, vocational schools,high schools, and junior highs. Cleared for TV.

ERIC, ITS THAT EASY. 15 min., 3/4 in. Videocassette,Col. 1978: Sale $50.00 ,

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. A01306Tells what the Eric System is, and hoik it is useful toresearch efforts. Audience: Educational and library. ,OtherFormat(s) or Version(s): 15 min., 1 in. Videotape, Ccl. 1978.Title No. A01977/PF. Sale $80.00.

EMPLOYMENT AN1i TRAINING ADMINISTRATIONPUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM DEPARTMENT

OF -LABOR WAREHOUSE. %Catalog. Department ofLabor, Employment and Training Administration. 1978.1,9pp.

\iSource: l.loOtL/ETA

se:

JOBS FOR WHICH YOU CAN QUALIFY IF YOU'RENOT A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. Pamphlet. Dwarf-ment of Labor, Bureau of Labor, Statistics. GoveentPrinting Office.'1979-. Approx. 20pp. $1.75 ea.

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Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02449-5

Contains a list'of occupations for which a, high schooldiploma is not required; highlights the job qualifications andemployment outlook for each.

MATCHING, PERSONAL AND J B CHARACTERIS-TICS. Booklet. Kathy Wilson. D partment of Labor,Bureau of Labor Statistics., 13pp. $1.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02274-3. Also available fromDOL/BLS.

A reprint from the Fall 1978 Occupational Outlook Quarter-ly, the U.S. Department of Labor's career guidance maga-tine. Listed and defined in this booklet are 23 occupationalcharacteristics and requirements which' are matched in thechart that follows with 281 occupations chosen from the"1979 -179 Occupational Outlook Handbook This table isdesigned as an exploratory tool to help you compare' per-sonal interests, Capacities; abilities, and educafional'qiialifica-tions with chaeaCteristics usually associated with an occupa-tion or group of occupations.

..MANPOWER MAGAZINE. Monthly' Periodical. Depart-ment of Labor; Manpower Administration. $15.30/year.

Source: GPO

this is the official journal of the Manpower. Administration;- past issues have covered topics such as basic education and

job training, public service jobs, teChniCal education andcareers in industry. Book reviews-and list's of publicationsare usually included.

WORKLIFE. Monthly Periodical, Department of Labor,Employment and Training Adminlstration. $15.30/year.

\ Source: GPO

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This is the official journal of the Employment and TrainingAdministration. Past issues have covered topics such' asnontraditional jobs exploration, older workers, CETA, flexi-time and union apprenticeships. Book reviews and publica-

glom' lists are usually included.

GUIDE FOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPLORATION. Depart-ment,pf Labor, Employment and Training Administration.1979. 715pp. $11.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-013-00080-2

The guide has been designed to help meet the need formore information on occupational fields and occupationalrequirements. The guide is intended for use both by voca-tional and individuals themselves to assist withcareer a Rd occupational exploration.

ANNUAL EARNINGS AND EMPLOYMENT PATTERNSOF PRIVATE NONAGRICULTURAL EMPLOYEES,1973-75. Bulletin 2031. Department of Labor, Bureau ofLabor Statistics. 1979. 383pp. $7.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02386-3

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This bulletinpresents stil tistics on annual earnings and em-ployment in/he United States in 1973, 1974, and 1975: TheBureau of Labor Statistics developed the data from a 1%random sample of records of the Slicial Security Adminis-tration and the Railroad Retirement Board. The data pro-vide a more accurate picture of annual earnings and em-ployment patterns by industry than is available from anyother source. The data are the last available from the SocialSecurity Administration and provide historical continuitywith the other published data in the series.

PUTTING AMERICA'S FUTURE TO WORK. Booklet.Department. of Labor, Employment and Training Adminis-tration. 1979. 200p.

Source: DOL/ETAThis is the story of young people who are taking theirsteps into the labor market, and it is the story of govern-ment sponsored employment and training programs that aimto assist and direct them during this difficult learning andadjustment period. tINCOME INEQUALITY AND EMPLOYMENT. R DMonograph 66. Booklet. Department of Labor, Employ-ment and Training Administration. 1978. 60pp. -

Source: DOL/ETAThis monograph is a review and analysis of over 50 re-search and development projects which have `dealt withwelfare recipients and the low-wage employed. The processby which welfare recipients move into the ranks of theemployed, and the extent to which this is accomplished as aresult of training programs, are examined.

CARPENTRY: A TRADE WORTH LEARNINGTHROUGH APPRENTICESHIP. Pamphlet. Departmentof Labor, Employment andlTraining Administration.

Source: : DOL/ETA

Defines the job of a carpenter and an apprentice. Lists thegeneral qttalificati:ins and term of a carpentry' apprentice-ship. Describes be= way to enter an apprenticeship,

. TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES IN JOB CORPS. Directo-ry. Department cf 'Labor, Employment and Training Ad-ministration. 1999. 48pp.

Source: DOL/ETA '

This direr provides a list of vocational courses offeredat 103 Job Corps centers located in 42 states, the District ofColumbia, and Puerto. Rico. Job Corps provides intensivetraining, work experience, and counseling on a residential ornonresidential basis. These facilities, programs, and the vo-cational courses listed in this directory, are available fortraining adults and youth whoare out of work or schooland who need additional skills to secure and hold meaning-ful emnployment.

RESOURCES IN.VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Bimonth-ly Periodical. National Center for Research in VocationalEducation. $34.00/yr.

Source: NCRVE

Includes abstracts of research, insctional, and oher mate-rials in vocational and technical &location, and aPstracts offunded proposals. The full texts of most documents an-nounced in this publication are available in microfiche orhard copy from ERIC.

A GUIDE TO COORDINATING CETA/VOCATIONALEDUCATION LEGISLATION AFFECTING DISPLACED

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HOMEMAKER PWomen's BUreau. 1979. 3

Source: D1/WB

INDUSTRY: WAGE SPROCESSING-SERVI

-Department Of :labor,51pp. $2.50 ea:

Source: GPO-S/N 029-001-02319-7

This bulletin summarizes the results of a first-time Bureau ofLabor Statistics survey of occupational wages and supple-mentary-benefits in the computer and data processing serv-

jices indtistries in March 1978.

OCCUPATION.ACTRAINING GUIDE. ET Handbook No.325. Department of Labor, Employment and Training; Ad-ministration. 1976. Approx. 100pp.

Source: DOL/ETA'The_purpose of this guide is to assist Job Corps instructors

establishing coordinated training programs by prcwiding,procedures and guidelines to: analyze vocational cu--ric I1a\Iso that they reflect training requirements, plan, impL d nt,evaluate and, when necessary, modify the training.

Department of Labor,

VEY: 'COMPUTER AND DATA, MARCH 1978. Bulletin 2028.

Bureau of Labor Statistics. 1979:

SYNERGIST. Periodical. Action's. National Center forService - Learning. $5.00/year.

Source*GPO. Also available from ACTION.

Three times a year the National Center for Service-I -earn-ing publishes SynirgLst a 56 page technical journal fo edu-cators who work with programs that integrate coon, workand community service. Synergist aims to demonstra :e howservice-learning in general, innovativ projects and .pi-o-grams in particular, improve :le quality of life for Lie leastprivileged members of society, and the quality of learningfor all students. The 35,000 readers include seconarry andpost-secondary administrators and teachers as well a.; thoseinvolved in social change activities iirthe United Stares and57 other countries: Indexes for Synergist are available for aryears of publication as are reprints of selected articles. TheSynergist and all. NCSL resource materials are free. Librar-ies and profit-making institutions must pay the subscriptionfee.

JOBS, FOR WHICH APPRENTICESHIPS ARE AV. ALA-BLE. Booklet. Department of Labor, Btireau of Lab: Sta-tistics. 1976. Approx. 15pp.

Source: DOL/BLS

Lists occupaiions, qualifications and training, and employ-ment trends to 1985.

JOBS 'FOR WHICH YOU PROBABLY. WILL NEEDSOME COLLEGE OR SPECIALIZED TRAINING. pam-phlet. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.1979. Approx. 2Opp. $1.75 ea.

Source GPO S/N 029-001-0245 9

Presentsi list of occupations or which college, technical,or specialized training is requi It highlights the trainingrequirements and employment outlook for each.

NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAININGSTANDARDS. Booklet. Department of Labor, Employmentand Training Administration. 1978.

Source: DOL/ETA

This is a series of booklets on standards for the for ',wingoccupations: auto body repair and painting, 'le ma-

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chinist, bricklaying, glaziers and glassViorOr* engineers, pl bing and steamfitting/body and trailer meo c, and vendingStandkrds for the Aid Arts InternatiAmerican Public Wor Association, and e United AutoWorkers are also available.,

PUBLICATIONS OF THE WOMEN'S BUREAU. Leaflet10. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau-1979. 9pp.

Source: DOL/WB

lathing, oper-4:pefitting, truck

e mechanics.Union, the

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CAREER EDUCATION

CAREERS IN CO CATIONS MEDIA. Guidebook.'Department of Health, ucation, and Welfare, Office ofEducation. 1975. 288iip. ill. $5.60 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017 -080-01496.3

Guidelines for instructors organizing courses for career exploration in communications; provides descriptions of var-ious occupations in the communications field and assistancein career planning..

HAVE YOU CONSIDERED AHEALTH CAREER De-.

partment of Health, EduCation, and Welfare, Public ealthService. 1977. 27pp. $0.55 ea. ,Source: GPO S/N 017-022-00524-7

ti

C=

POLICE SELECTION AND CAREER ASSESSMENT. D9-partment of Justice. 1976. 199pp. ill. 54.00 ea \ .

Source: GPO S/N 027-000-60390-7

PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS. Guidebooks. Pepart-Ment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Educa-

rtion. 1975.

Source: GPO

A series of six curriculumtioneare available:

Special needs populations in educational and employmentsettings include the handicapped, and those who have aca-demic, socio-economic, cultural, or other disadvantages'which prevent them from being successful in traditional sisidregular' occupational programs.

JOB PLACEMENT AND ADJUSTMENT OF THE-IL4NDICAPPED: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.Department )of Health, Educlftion, and Welfare, Office of -Education. 1979. 24pp. $1.40 ea. .Source: GPO S/N017-080-019704

assistThis bibliograghy was produced to assist seecial educatoys-and vocational educators in obtainipg information on hejob placement and career adjustment of various handi-

..capped-populatiOns. ,

CAREER CHOICES, WORKING TOWARD A BlillhRENVIRONMENT. Environmenti*Protedion Agency. 1977.15pp. ill. $0.35 ea.

SOurce: GPO S/N 055-000-00158-8 ,

ADULT WORK. SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE: SELECT-ED RESULTS FROM THE FIRST NATIONAL S-MENT OF CAREER AND OCCUPATIONAL D P-MENT. Department of Health, Education, and Wilfare,Office of Education..1976. 7Opp. $1.50 ea.

Source: HEW/OEThe findings of a survey examining the work related skillsand knowledge of American adults, ages 26.35. The s llsassessed, are basic to many employment .situations and re-sults are analyzed for various groups withiati nalpopulation.

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guides in public service occupa-

Administering Public Service OccuPationa, . An Imple-. mentation Guide. 176Ppa $2.95 e . S/N 017-080 -

01447 -5. .

Exploration Of Public ;Service 0 pations, An Imple-mentation Guide. 296pji. '53.70 ea. S/N 017 -080-01432 -7.

Preparing For Public Service Occupations, CommonCore, Curriculum Guide. 214pp. $2.90 ea. S/N 017-080-01433-5.

Preparing For Public Service Occupations, EducationalService, Curriculum Guide. 172pp. $3.05 ca. S/N 017-080-0145-1. .

Preparing For Public Seivice Occupations, Lim Enforce-ment Services, Curriculum Guide. 134pp. $2.10 ea. S/N 017-080-01436-0.

Preparing For Public Service Occupations, Social Serv-,Ices, Curriculum Guide. 4Opp. $2.20 ea. S/N 017-080-01434-3.

FROM I AIDE TO TEA ER, THE STORY OF . THE,` CAREER OPPORTUNITI PROGRAM. Department of

Health, Education, and Wel are, Office of Education. 1977.28pp. 53.00 ea. .

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01566-8

.4 GUIDANCE NEEDS OF SPECIAL POPULATIONS. De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Edu-cation. 1979. 28pp. $1.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01969(8

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CAREER. DEVELOPMENT NEEDS OF ADULTS: HOWTO IMPROVE CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office otEducation. 1977. 58pp. ill. $2.10 ea.

Source: GPO- S/N 017-080-01787-3

CAREER EDUCA OF ADULTS. Department ofHealth, Education, 'Welfare, Office of Education. 1977.73pp. $2.20 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01736-9

Condenses current data concerning the,disposition of Adultand Continuing Eck:cation in the United States. Examinesadult participation in career education, summarizes adultlearning needs, rediews developments in higher education,and makes several recommendations.

FUTURE FARMERS OF. AMERICA AND CAREER EDU-CATION. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education. 1979. $1.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01922,1

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, CAREER EDUCATION TEACHING LEARNING PROC-ESS. Barbara Pre li. Departmeint of Health, Education, andWelfare, Office of Education.1978. app. ill. $1.50 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01849-7-

1.

A monograph emphasizing the ways in which career educa-tion helps students learn more instructional content.

INTEGRATING CAREER EDUCTION INTO TEACH-ER PREPARATION, IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE FORCOLLEGE/UNIVERSITY USE. Department of Health,,Education, and Welfare, Office of Education. 1976. 130pp. -ill. $1.95 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 01.7 - 080-01577 -3p

K - 12 SLASgROOM TEACHERS AND CAREER EDU-CATION. THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE.' Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare. Office of Education. 1976.35pp. $0.90 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017480-015374'Provides specific examples of career education in the class-

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room.

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TEACHERS AND CAREER EDUCATION. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education. 1976:35pp. $0.70 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01618-4

A set of 4 papers di;cussing the ,crucial impor4ance of ctsheclassroom teacher to career education.

SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY: MANPOW-ER RESOURCES AND NEEDS. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, NationalInstitute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. 1977. 97pp.ill. $2.40 ea.

Source: GPO S/N, 017-049-00085-241;

Describes the demographic and professional Ilharacteristicsof the speech pathology/audiology work force and thosestudend currently in 'training; identifies current patterns ofmanpower utilization; estiniates the need for additionalspeech pathologists and audiologists in the area of teachingresearch and client care through 1985; recommends appro-priate goals for meeting the needs of the communicativelyhandicapped; and suggests' means for meeting these foals.

CURRENT STATE OF CAREER EDUCATION AT THEPOST-SECONDARY LEVEL. Department of Health, Edu-cation, and Welfare, Office of Education. 1977. 115p.p. $2.75ea.

Source: GPO S/N 011-080-01734-2Presents an overview of how American colleges and univer-sities perceive and practice career education, together witha series of recommendations for further implementation ofthe career education concept at this level.'

TWO STUDIES ON THE ROLE OF BUSINESS ANDINDUSTRY AND LABOR PARTICIPATION IN CAREER.EDUCATION. Department of Health, Education, and Wel-fare, Office of Education. 1977. 120pp. $2.75 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01737.7

RESOURCES IN WOMEN'S EDUCATION. EQUITY,NONPRINT MEDIA AND MATERIALS. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education. 1978.243pp. $4.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01836-5

Each, listing provides a title, author, distributor,. format,price, abstract, and source,

WOMEN'S AMERICAN ORT AND CAREER EDUCA-TION. Pamphlet. Department of Health, EAucation, andWelfare*, Office of Education. 197g. 20pii". $1.50 ea.

Source:-GPO S/11 017-080-01904-3

Provides/a basic tmderstailding of Women's American ORT(Organization of Rehabilitation 'Through Training) and out-

., lines ways it can be utilized to' further the concept of careereducation as a collaborative community effort.

ADVANCED GENERAL 4 EDUCATION PROGRAM:HIGH SCHOOL SELF STUDY PR GRAM. Department Iof Labors. Rev. 1977. 455pp. ill. $ ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-006-00340-8This program is designed to help prepare adult studentswith the information, concepts, and general knowledgeneeded to pass the American Council on Education's 'Testof General Educiitional Development' (GED) for highschool equivalency certification. The kit, consists of 126booklets and one form; 126 volumes, sold only as a set.

40CAREER EDUCATION AND BASIC ACADEMICACHIEVEMENT, A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF THERESEARCH. Department of Health, Education, and Wel-fare, Office of Education. 1977. 143pp. $2.75 ea.

Source: G S/N 017-080-017.26-2- ,

CAREER UCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Edu)

' cation. 1977. 23pp. $1.30 ea. 'Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01741-5..

CAREER EDUCATION TH 'BUSINESS-LABOR-INDUSTRY COMMUNITY. Depa ent of Health, Edu-9cation, and Welfare, Office o Education. 1976. 22pp. $0.45ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017 -080-01613 -3

CAREER EDUCATION,AND THE COMPREHENSIVEEMPLOYMENT TRAINING ACT. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare, Office of Education: 1978. 56pp.$2.30 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-018624Traces the role of youth in. pre-CETA Manpower Programsand in CETA to 197? and makes some recommendationsfor linking career education to current youth employmentpolicies.

CAREER EDUCATION AND VOCATIONAL EDUCA-TION, SIMILARITIES AND CONTRASTS. Department ,ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education. 1977.19pp. $1.10 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01742-3 --------

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CAREER EDUCATION FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS.Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office ofEducation, 1976. 21pp. $0.45 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01612-5

CAREER EDUCATION Ilk PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1974-75:A NATIONAL SURVEY. Departm of Health, Educa-tion, and. Welfare, Office of Educati . 1976. 325pp. ill.$4.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01560-9

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CAREER EDUCATION: WHAT PROOF DO WE HAVETHAT IT WORKS? REPORT OF A- PANEL. SESSION OFTHE COMMISSIONER'S NATIONAL CONFERENCEON EDUCATION, HOUSTON, TEXAS, NO-VEMBER

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01976. Department of Health, Education, andffice of Education. 1977. 64pp. ill. $2.10 ea.

Source: GPO Stisr017-080-01785-7

CAREER OPPoRTUNTTIES IN /HE ELECTRICAOWER AND GAS UTILITIES INDUSTRIES. Depart-nient of Labor. 1978. 136pp. ill. $3.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-000-00341-6

COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR CAREER EDUCA-TION. Department of H th, Education, and -Welfare,Office of ucation. 1976.3 p. $0.55 ea.

Source: PO S/N 017-080-01 15-0

DEALING WITH FUTURES, CAREER EDUCATIONMATERIALS FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND EDU-CATORS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY BASED ON THE ACQUI-SMONS OF THE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALSCENTER. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,'Office of Education. 1977. 2Opp. $1.00 ea:

Source: GYO S/N 017-080-01721-1

HEALTH CAREERS GUIDEBOOK: Department of Labor.Revised 1979. 221pp. ill. $5.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-000-00343-2 ,

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INTRODUCTION TO CAREER EDUCATION: APOLICY PAPER OF THE UNITED STATES OFFICE OFEDUCATION. Department of Health, 'Education, and Wel-fare, Office of Education. 1975. 4Opp. $1.05 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01388-6* fr

KEY RESOURCES IN CAREER EDUCATION: AN AN-NOTATED GUIDE-Department of Health, EducatiOn, andWelfare, Office of Education. 1976. 408pp. ill. $5.75 ea.

Source: GPOiS/N 017-080-01667-2

PRIMER FOR CAREER EDUCATION. Departnint ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education. 1977.39pp. $1.50

Source: GPO /N 017-080-01752-1

REFINING TIDE CAREER. EDUCATION CONCEPT. De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Edu-cation; -

Source: GPOComprised of two booklets:

Part 1. 1976. 47pp. $0.75 ea. S/N 017-080-01610-9Part 2. 1977. 32pp. $1.50 ea. S/N 017-080-01739-3

SCHOOL COUNSELOR AND CAREER EDUCATION.Pamphlet. Department of Health,.Education, and Welfare,Office of Edubation. 1976. 27pp. $0.55 ea.

Sotirce: GPO S/N 017 -080-015285

YEDPA AND CAREER EDUCATION. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office,of Education. 1978.42pp. $2.10 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01889-6

Outlines the results of two mini-conferences concerning theYouth Employment and Demonstration Projects Act andCareer Education.

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DOOR TO THE FUTURE: CAREERS FOR WOMEN. De-partment of the Interior, Offi de of the Secretary. Govern=ment Printing Office. 1978. 58pp: ill.

ce: DOI/PApublication illustrates a broad spectrum of careers that

are available to women at the Department.of the Interior inthe sciences, engineering, and other professional areas.

SELECTED U. S. GOVERNMENT AUDIDVISUALS:CAREER EDUCATION. Catalog. General Services Admin-istration, National Audiovisual Center. 1977. Approx. 20pp.-Source: GSA/NACThis catalog lists audiovisual materials which are availablefrom the National Audiovisual Center. Included are order%purchase forms. .

VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL: A SELECT LIST OF U. 5,,'GOVERNMENT PRODUCED AUDIOVISUAL MATERI-ALS - 19178/79. Catalog. Genbral Services Administration,National Audioyisual Center. 1979. 56pp.

Source: GSA/NACThis catalbg features a select list of available materials fromthe N tional Audiovisual Center on. Vocational and techni-cal in ction and training. Includes order /purchase forms.

GUIDE TQ FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION, PUBLICATIONS. Report No. FAA-APA-PG-2. Depart-

ment of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration.Government Printing Office. 1979. 51ph. .

Source:'DOT/FAAThe FAA publishes numerous documents dealing with avariety of subjects from regulations on aviation safety tocareer guidance materials designed to enrich aviation cur-ricula and promote interest in aviation ,careers! Many ofthese publications are of interest to the general public aswell as to the aviation community.

BIBLIOGRAPHY ON CAREER EDUCATION. Linda Halland Sidney-C. High, Jr. Department of Health, Education,and Welfare Office of Education. 1979. 68pp., $3.25 'ea.Source: GPO S/N 017-080-02059-9(It is hoped that this bibliography will be usetN t9 personsinterested in familiarizing themselves with the career educa-tion concept and with some emerging techniques tor theimplementation of career education programs, \s:

DENTAL ASSISTING - A CAREER ON THE-MOVE.HRA78 -40. Department of Health,-Education, and Welfare,Health Resources Administration. 1978.

Source:.HEW/HRAThis publication can be used in recruitment efforts andcontains information about careers in dental assisting.

OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION: ENROLLMENTS ANDPROGRAMS. IN NONCOLLEGIATE POST-SECOND-ARY SCHOOLS 1976. Department of Health, Education,and Welfare, Office of Education. 1978. 42pp. $1.70 ea.Source: GPO S/N 017-080-01884-5

Analyses and appendixed tabular data.

HANDBOOK FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTIN HUMAN SERVICES. Handbook. - Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education. 1979.205pp. $4.25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 017-080-02007-6

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Pregents curricular modules and professional development.-units that -represent basic tools for ttle-conteroporary prac-tices of career education and human- ices.

CA1ERS IN HEALTH: THE PR, FESSIONAL§ GIVE1. YOU THE INSIDE PICTURE ABOUT THEIR JOBS. 2

cassettes:. Cc96, 15/16IF'S; a Track. R1,3arbara Zimmer-man and B./Smith. LibrarF- of ngress, NationalLibrary Servicelf9ethe Blind and Physically Handicapped.1978. .

Source: IC/NL 1-1SBP RC 1325Dramatic vignettes p'resent the activities, problems, pon-sibilities, and satisfactions of a wide 'variety of health cU-pations. Includes such relatively new. occupations as physi-cian's assistant and emergency medical technician. For high

' school and adult readers.

JOBS IN R)CREATION. 1 V. 28 x 28 cm. Handcopied,4 Grade 2.- Br. Walter.C. Schatz and,Carl M. Tausig. Library

of Congress, National Library Service' for the Blind and'physiCally Handicapped. 1977.

Source: LC/NLSBPH. BRA 14139IntrodUces various careers available in the field of rec.' tea-tion including park ranger, recreation therapist, lanliscfpearchitect, travel agent, hotel manager,,aikl3hers.

A PRIMERA'OR "CAREER EDUCATION. -Kenneth B.Hoyt. -. Depirtment of Health, Education, arid:. Welfate,Office of Education. 19'77. 39pp. $1.50 ea.

Source: HEW/OE ' < .

s rSELE7ED Pl5JBLIC OA§ ON ENERGY./ Department.'of Enerp *Office of Le islative Affairs. 91979. 3pp.

-Sourcl: DOE/PAThis publication contains listing of books, pamphlets, Cur-riculum guides, posters, and stickers on energy 'efficiencyfor teachers, students and consumers.

EfiRECTIONS IN CAREER EDUCATION: QUESTIONSPEOPLE ASK ABOUT EDUCATION AND WQRK.

Nancy Bridgeford, Marilyn Clarks, and Larry McClure.Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, EducationalResources Information Center. 1977. 288pp.

Source: ERIC

DENTAL ASSISTING: A CAREER ON THE MOVE. De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public HealthService. 1978. 7pp. ill.

Source: HEW/PHS

LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREER. 14 min.,16 MM Film, Opt. Sd., Col. 1979.

Source: GSA/NAC Title No. A01285/PFDescribes the more than 60 different career opportunitieswhich aviation offers for people with different aptitudes,

and 'educational backgrounds. Illustratesihow careersin aviation present a wide-ranging opportunity for achieve-ment, challenge, responsibility, and fun. Audience: GeneralAudience. Cleared for TV.

PUT WINGS ON YOUR CAREER. 15 min., 16 MM Film,Opt. Sd.; Col. 1978. Sale $87.00

Source: GSA/NAC Title No, A00119/PF

Illustrates the di sity of :jobs associated with aviationmaintenance b in government and private industry. Out-

( lines the basic techNiical require ents and point's interestedpeople in the right-d' tion,for more specific career infor-mation. Audience: ondary schools, vocational schooltt.ihigh. schools, Junior.highs. Cleared for TV. ..f :. ''

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CHANCE' TO BE, A. 30 3 /4'in. Videocassette,1977. Sale $190.01 it

-,....Source: GSA/NAC Title No. A00672/PF

Foduses on Career Education Programs for women, minor-ities, the handicapped, and the gifted and talented. Empha-,sizes the needs of the programsfor these special populationswhose options have been limited: Describes four programs:Project Equality of Seattle, WA; Urban Career Education; 'Philadelphia, PA; The World of \york, arrkn, _Oh; _ancl,..,-The Center for Career Edication in the A , Providence,

I. Audience: General atidience, scho ol admi trators, par-*. ents., teachers. ritleared for TV. Other/ Fonnat(s) or)

Vetsion(s): 30 min., 16 MM Filth,' opt. Sd., Col. 1977.-Rental $12.50 Sale $174110: Title. Nor-A00671/PF

-- 1/EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING 'ADMINISTRATIONPUBLICATIO)LS AVAILABLE FROM DEPARTMENTOF LA.J3OR WAREHOUSE. Cataldg. Departgient- of -Laabof,' Employment and 'Training Administration. 1978:19pP:',4 ,

'Source: DOL/ETA

FROM HOMEMAKING TO MONEYMAKING. Degaril,cment of 'Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Governmgot'Printing Office. 1978. 15pp.

Source: DOIL/ffLS

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Reprinted'from/thet Winter, 1978 issue of Occupational Out-look Quarterly.

MATCHING ,PERSONAL AND JOB CHARACTERIS-TICS. Booklet. Kathy' Wilson. Department of Labor,Bureau of Labor. Statistics. 13pp. $1:25 ea.

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02274-3. Also available fromDOL/BLS.A reprint from'the-Fall 1978 Occupational Outlook Quarter,.ly, the U.S. Department of Labor's career guidance maga-zine. Listed and defined in this booklet "are.23 occupationalcharacteristics and requirements which are matched in the

Apart that follows .with .281 occupations chosen from theW978 - 79 Occupational Outlook Handbook This table, isdesigned as an explpratory tool to -help you compare per-sonal interests, capicities, abilities, and educational qualifica-tions with characteristics usually associated with an occupa-tion or group of occupations.

POLICE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES. Booklet.Department of Labor, Employment and Training Adminis-tration. Government Printing Office. 1977. 15pp.

Source: DOL/ETAReports on a survey of job opportunities in 2,440 policeagencies.

MANPOWER MAGAZINE. Monthly 'Periodical. ,Depart-ment of Labor, Manpower Administration. $15.30/year.

Source: GPO

This is the,official journal of the Manpower Administration;past issues have covered topics such as basic education andjob training, public service jobs, technical education andcareers in industry. Book reviews and lists of publicationsare usually included.

VOORKLIFE, Monthly Periodical.° Department of Labor,Employment antPTraining Administration. $15.30/year.Source: GPOThis is the official journal of theEmployment and TrainingAdministration. Past issues have covered topics such asnontraditional jobs exploration, older workers, CETA, flexi-time and union apprenticeships. Book reviews an publica-tions' lists are usually included.

DUAL CAREERS, A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THELABOR MARKET EXPERIENCE OF WOMEN. Manpow-er R & D Monograph 21. Department of Labor, ManpowerAdministration.

Source: GPO

This report is composed of the following three volumes:Volume I. $3.55 ea. 'Volume 2. $2.10 ea.Volume 3. 1975. 19Ipp. $2.65 ea. S/N 029000-00247-9.

In early 1965, the Center for Huma search, u der acontract with the Department o Labor, egan heplanning of longitudinal studies of the labor marketexperience of four subsets of the U. S. population. Theabove-three volumes focus on the older group ofwomen.

GUIDE FOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPLORATION. Depart-ment of Labor, E ployment and Training Administration.

: 1979. 715pp. $11.00 a.

Source: GPO S/N 0 1:013-00080-2 $..

The guide has been designed to help meet the need -formore information on occupational fields and occupationalrequirements. The guide is intended for use both by voca-tional counselors and individuals themselves to assist with,career and occupational exploration.

EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS OF MASS TRANSIT.. BLS Bulletin 1989'. ETA R & .D Monograph 58. Depart-.

ment of Labor, Bureau of Labor. StatisticS and Employmentand-Training Administration. 1978. 44pp. $2.30 ea. .

Source: GPO S/N 029-001-02211-5

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, as. part of its research onThe employment requirements of Federal Programs, re-viewed Federal aid for mass transit and selected the Massa-chusetts Bay an Authority for a case study.

INCOME INEQUALITY AND EMPLOYMENT. R DMonograph 66. Booklet. Department of Labor,Euiploy-ment and Training Administration. 1978. 60Pp.

Source: DOL/ETAThis monograph is a review and analysis of over 50 re-search and development projects which have dealt withwelfare recipients and the low-wage employed. The processby which welfare recipients move into the ranks of theemployed, and the extent to which this is accomplished as aresult of training programs, are examined.

EXPLORING CAREERS. Handbook. Department ofLabor, Bureau .of Labor Statistics. 1979. 550pp. $10.00 ea.Source: GPO S/N, 029-001-02224-7. Also available fromDOL/BLS.A career education resource designed and written for juniorhigh students;, older students will find this book useful also.,It can, be used in classrooms, career 'resource centers and./outh programs and is packaged to facilitate either group orindividual use. Titles of individual chapters are: The World

of Work and You, Industrial Production Occupations;Office Occupations; Service Occupations; Education Occu-

r pations; Sales Occupations; Construction Occupations;Transportaticin Occupations; Scientific and Technical Occu, -

pations; Mechanics and Repairers; Health Opcupations;Social Scientists; Social Service Occupations; PerformingArts, Design and Communications Occupations; Agricul-ture, Forestry, and Fishery Occupations: Exploring Careerscan be purchased as: A'single voAune, $10.00 ea.; 15 sepa-rate booklets, one for each chapTer, $2.00 ea.; a set of 15 .

booklets, $12.00 set, S/N 029-001;02225-5,

MEMO TO MATURE 'JOBSEEKERS. Pamphlet. Depart-ment of Labor, Employment and Training Administration.Government Printing. Office. 1980.

Source: DOL/ETAProvides suggestions for an effective job search.

A GUIDE TO COORDINATING CETA/VOCATIONALEDUCATION LEGISLATION AFFECTING DISPLACEDHOMEMAKER PROGRAMS. Department of Labor,Women's Bureau. 1979. 38pp.

Source: DOL/WB

PUBLICATIONS OF THE WOMEN'S BUREAU. Leaflet10. Department of Labor, Women's. Bureau. 1979. 9pp..

Source: DOL/VVB

A CAREER AS A CORRECTIONAL. OFFICER AN OP-PORTUNITY FOR A ,CHALLENGE. Announcement No.431, Leaflet. Office of Personhel Management, StaffingServices. 1979.

Source: OPM

INDEX TO INFORMATION. Quarterly Periodical. Officeof Personnel Management, Library.

Source.: OPM

Provides a complete listing of information available fromthe Office of Personnel Management.

NATIONAL CENTER FOR SERVICE LEARNING. Infor-mation Kit: 1979. $5.00 ea.

Source: GPO S/N-056-000-00021-6

The Nationail Center for. Service Learning was founded in1969 as the National Student Volutiteei Program and is partof ACTION, the federal volunteer Service agency. TheCenter provides free training program's, resource materials,.and technical assistance to service learning and student vol-pnteer programs in high schools and colleges across thecountry, and also 'conducts selected research studies onservice learning. Enclosed in this kit is information on thepublications and resource materials, training activities,, andconsultant services developed by the Center.

CAREER PROFILES IN FORESTRY, CONSERVATION,ECOLOGY, ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT. Depart-ment of Agriculture, Forest Service. 1977. 19.77. 13pp. ill.$0.90 ea. ,

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Source: GPO S/N 001-001-60423-5

SYNERGIST. Periodical. Action's National Center for-Service.- Learning. $5.00/year. .

Source: GPO. Also available frcim ACTION.

Threc times a year the National Center for Service-Learn-ing publishes Synergist a 56 page technical journal for edu-cators who work with programs that integrate course work -

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and community service. Synergist aims to demonstrate .owservice-lea ing in general, innovative projects and pro-grams in il, ticulai, improve the quality of life for the leastprivilegid embers of society, and the quality of learning

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